Angel de Los Perdedores (part. Indio Solari y El Soldado)

"Angel de Los Perdedores" by Sergio Dawi, featuring Indio Solari and El Soldado, is a poignant exploration of life's darker corners and the resilience found within them. The song paints a vivid picture of a night filled with desperation and fleeting dreams, where the protagonist finds themselves running into the streets, driven by an unseen force. The imagery of "apretando bien el paquete" and "apuraste ese vaso" suggests a hurried escape from reality, perhaps through alcohol or other vices, as a means to cope with life's harshness.

The lyrics delve into themes of disillusionment and survival, with references to "sirens" and "agua bendita" symbolizing a search for salvation amidst chaos. The night is depicted as a deceptive entity, "vendiendo ilusiones," leaving behind fragments of dreams. Yet, amidst this bleakness, there is a glimmer of hope and magic, embodied in the laughter of a loved one, which is described as "la magia de los rocanroles." This laughter becomes a source of strength, a tattooed mark of resilience against the sting of life's challenges.

The song also touches on themes of deception and redemption. The protagonist is portrayed as someone who has "curaste todas tus heridas con agua podrida," suggesting healing through unconventional means, and "le mentiste al diablo tres veces," indicating a defiance against darker forces. The recurring motif of "el ángel de los perdedores" symbolizes a guardian or savior for those who have been marginalized or defeated by life. This angel represents hope and redemption, carried triumphantly by the protagonist, who emerges from the shadows of "callejones que funden alcoholes," where only the "peores" prevail. The song ultimately celebrates the strength and resilience of those who navigate life's hardships with courage and defiance.