Intro
Bocafloja Lyrics

The opening track “Intro” in Bocafloja’s album “Patologías del Invisible Incómodo” is a powerful depiction of the artist’s self-identification and his perspective on the world. The lyrics start with “Defectos y virtudes, rapeando multitudes” meaning “Defects and virtues, rapping to multitudes.” This line portrays the artist’s acceptance of his own flaws and strengths and how he uses his voice to reach a diverse audience. He then goes on to express his consistent efforts to quench the thirst for knowledge and understanding of his audience.

The line “Preciso letra y ritmo para aquel que lo merezca” meaning “I need precise lyric and rhythm for the one who deserves it” shows the importance that the artist places on his music and how he carefully crafts his lyrics to reach a deserving audience. The song then dives into Bocafloja’s Afro-Latino identity as he describes himself as being “De tierra sol con ébano soy tronco” which translates to “From the land of sun and ebony, I am the trunk.” He then speaks about his relationship with the moon, which protects him during his sleepless nights, as well as the demon that he battles - depicting his inner demons.

The song ends with “Es el Antihéroe, El Antihéroe, Mas que un sueño...” meaning “It is the Anti-hero, The Anti-hero, more than just a dream...” Bocafloja emphasizes his identity as an anti-hero, who stands in contrast to society’s hero archetype. He rejects the idea of following societal expectations and instead strives to create a path of his own.