ESTRELLA APAGADA (part. Selecta)

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Exploring the Dualities of Fame in Recycled J's 'ESTRELLA APAGADA'

Recycled J's song 'ESTRELLA APAGADA' delves into the complexities and contradictions of fame, using vivid imagery and personal introspection to convey his experiences and feelings. The title itself, which translates to 'Dimmed Star,' sets the tone for a narrative about the struggles of maintaining one's essence amidst the glaring lights of celebrity.

The lyrics open with a confession of leading a double life, akin to Spider-Man, highlighting the disparity between the artist's public persona and his private self. This theme of duality runs throughout the song, with references to the superficial glamour of fame contrasted against personal sacrifices and the loss of genuine relationships. Recycled J uses metaphors like 'toys broken by Fisher-Price' and 'Tomorrowland' to critique the artificial and transient nature of the entertainment industry.

As the song progresses, Recycled J reflects on the changes in his life and career, from ghostwriting for other artists to becoming obsessed with chart success. The repeated chorus 'Brilla, brilla mi estrella' (Shine, shine my star) serves as both a plea and a reminder of his own potential, despite the external pressures to conform or be extinguished. The narrative is a poignant exploration of the cost of fame, where personal fulfillment is often compromised for public acclaim.

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  1. 10.000 KMS
  2. FABERGÉ (part. Hoke & Ébano)
  3. LA TRUPE FREESTYLE (part. Soukin y Ramos)
  4. PA NO VOLVER
  5. TORETTO (part. Rei y El Bugg)
  6. TELEDIARIO
  7. CRUEL (part. Villano Antillano)
  8. TIRITONES (part. Soge Culebra, WEST DUBAI y Selecta)
  9. PERLA NEGRA (part. Leo Rizzi)
  10. CONFESSION
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