Sube a Mi Cohete

Pignoise's song 'Sube a Mi Cohete' invites listeners on a fantastical journey, using the metaphor of a rocket ship to explore themes of freedom, adventure, and non-conformity. The lyrics suggest a temporary escape from the mundane, likening the experience to a 'lunar night,' a brief but magical moment. The invitation to 'not let go of my hand' and the reassurance that 'we won't crash' emphasize trust and companionship in this shared adventure.

The chorus, with its vivid imagery of floating in space among fluorescent lights, captures the essence of breaking free from societal norms and expectations. The rhetorical question 'Who wants to go slow?' challenges the listener to embrace a faster, more exhilarating pace of life. The idea of being 'corsarios' (pirates) rather than following the crowd further underscores the theme of living against the current. The repeated assertion that 'it's easy, we can do it together' reinforces the power of unity and collective action in achieving this liberated state.

The song also touches on the idea of transcending physical limitations, with lines like 'there's no need to touch the ground' and 'you don't need to sleep to dream.' This suggests a world where imagination and reality blend seamlessly, and where gravity—both literal and metaphorical—no longer holds sway. The notion of a 'world without gravity' serves as a powerful metaphor for a life unburdened by constraints, where dreams and desires can be pursued freely. 'Sube a Mi Cohete' ultimately celebrates the joy and possibility of living life on one's own terms, encouraging listeners to take bold steps towards their own personal adventures.