Pal Pulmón

Nikone's 'Pal Pulmón' is a vivid portrayal of urban life and the artist's personal experiences, set against the backdrop of a gritty cityscape. The song opens with the artist reminiscing about a morning spent in an alleyway, engaging in smoking as an act of rebellion or escape, seemingly indifferent to the health consequences ('no haciendo caso al pulmón'). The smoke reaching the third balcony and the neighbor's reaction suggest a communal aspect to his actions, blurring the lines between personal and shared experiences.

The lyrics progress with the artist's encounter with a voice while in the alley, which prompts him to rise and approach the sound with 'el ritmo más feroz.' This could symbolize a moment of inspiration or a call to action, leading him to express himself through music. The song's chorus reflects on the artist's awareness of the fleeting nature of life and the inevitability of problems ('Resolverle una cuestión compleja más tarde vendrá a joder'), yet he remains committed to his ideals and the power of his promise, which helps him withstand the negativity of the city.

Throughout the song, Nikone emphasizes his unique identity and artistic integrity ('Copian a Nikone pero ni por cojones sonáis igual'), rejecting imitation and asserting his individuality. The repeated references to smoking ('el sexto canelo que me meto pa'l' pulmón') could be a metaphor for consuming life experiences, despite the risks, to achieve a sense of elevation or enlightenment. 'Pal Pulmón' is a complex narrative of self-discovery, defiance, and the pursuit of authenticity in a world that often demands conformity.