La Prisión

Rels B's song 'La Prisión' delves into the artist's personal feelings about fame and the desire for a simpler life away from the public eye. The title, which translates to 'The Prison' in English, metaphorically represents the constraints and pressures of being in the limelight. The lyrics express a longing to escape to a place where the artist and his companion can be free from judgment and the weight of expectations.

The song begins with a proposition to escape from 'this prison,' suggesting a yearning for freedom and forgiveness from any wrongdoings, acknowledging a higher power that knows their true nature. The artist reflects on the superficiality and judgmental nature of people who think they know everything but turn hostile when others succeed. This sentiment highlights the isolation and scrutiny that often accompany fame.

In the chorus, Rels B emphasizes the impact of fame on personal relationships and his own sense of self. Despite the success and the filled venues, he feels alone and contemplates leaving everything behind. The repetition of 'Shorty, vámonos de aquí' (Shorty, let's get out of here) underscores the desire to find happiness away from the public gaze. The artist insists that fame has changed others but not him, reinforcing his commitment to authenticity amidst the chaos of celebrity.