Moonwalk

In 'Moonwalk,' Lytos delves into the superficiality and facade that many people maintain in their lives. The repeated reference to 'moonwalk,' a dance move popularized by Michael Jackson, serves as a metaphor for people stepping back or retreating from reality. The moonwalk symbolizes the act of moving backward while appearing to move forward, reflecting the deceptive nature of those who prioritize appearances over authenticity.

Lytos criticizes the obsession with materialism and social media validation. He points out how people flaunt expensive clothes and accessories on platforms like Instagram, creating an illusion of a perfect life. However, he reveals that this is all a facade, a lie that hides their true selves. The lyrics 'Foto pa'l' insta, todos esos críos que se les cae toda la baba' highlight how easily people are fooled by these false images, unaware of the emptiness behind them.

The song also touches on the consequences of living a fake life. Lytos warns that those who prioritize superficiality and neglect genuine relationships will eventually face the repercussions. The lines 'Cuida a quien te cuida' and 'Siempre hay concecuencias que afrontar' emphasize the importance of valuing real connections and being true to oneself. The repeated act of 'moonwalking' signifies the inevitable retreat and downfall of those who live inauthentically, as they are eventually exposed and forgotten.

'Moonwalk' by Lytos is a powerful critique of modern society's obsession with appearances and the superficial. It serves as a reminder to prioritize authenticity and genuine relationships over materialism and social media validation.