Como Vos Y Como Yo

The song 'Como Vos Y Como Yo' by Puerto Seguro tells a poignant story of a young man who, much like many others, finds himself ensnared in the throes of addiction and crime. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of his descent into a world where drugs and theft become his reality, a misguided attempt to find joy and escape from his inner turmoil. The phrase 'él estaba en un mundo donde era el mejor' suggests a false sense of superiority or invincibility that often accompanies addiction, leading to grave mistakes and a distorted sense of fun.

The chorus serves as a beacon of hope, urging the young man—and by extension, the listener—to break free from the chains of loneliness and pretense. 'No, solo no estás, tienes que escapar, de tu soledad' emphasizes that he is not alone and that there is a way out of his isolation. The song encourages a return to reality and a reconnection with faith, specifically through Jesus Christ. This spiritual call to 'volvé a Cristo' is a recurring theme in Puerto Seguro's music, reflecting their Christian rock roots and their mission to inspire and uplift through faith.

The narrative concludes with a reflection on the young man's struggle to overcome his addiction. Despite numerous attempts to focus on God, he remains trapped in his 'propia y triste confusión.' This ending underscores the complexity and difficulty of overcoming addiction, but also leaves room for hope and redemption. The song's message is clear: no matter how deep the despair, there is always a path to recovery and a supportive community waiting to help.