Daños
Callejeros Lyrics

The lyrics of Callejeros's "Daños" ("Damages" in English) describe the desire to escape from past pain and to find peace, love and a sense of self-worth. The singer longs to scream his pain to the world but is silenced by his own emotional turmoil. He wants to feel alive again, to create a world of warmth and to lose himself in his own music. The lyrics suggest that the singer has grown up in a world of broken promises and has learned not to make his own. He has learned how to choose who to love, and to deceive himself in order to believe in his own lies.

The singer seeks to heal his emotional wounds by finding solace in his own company and the company of his child. He wants to travel and experience the world, to learn what his own value is and to leave behind the dirty marks of his past. He has learned to survive in a world where he had to settle for less, where parents were slow to act and his mother was deaf to his needs. The singer wants to make a stand, to find calmness and to never allow any damages to affect his life again. The song expresses a deep longing for self-renewal and a desire to live fully.

Interesting facts about the song "Daños":

1) Callejeros was a popular rock band from Argentina that was active from 1995 to 2004.
2) The song "Daños" is featured on the band's fourth and final studio album entitled "Rocanroles Sin Destino" which was released in 2004.
3) In December 2004, a fire broke out during a concert by Callejeros in a nightclub in Buenos Aires, killing 194 people and injuring more than 700 others. The tragedy led to the band's dissolution and legal proceedings against several of its members.
4) "Daños" is one of the band's most popular songs and has been covered by several other artists.
5) The lyrics of the song were written by Callejeros' lead singer, Patricio Fontanet.
6) The song was produced by the band's drummer, Eduardo "Pato" Giordano.
7) "Daños" was recorded at Del Cielito Records studio in Buenos Aires.
8) The song features an emotional solo guitar part played by the band's guitarist, Maximiliano Djerfy.
9) The music video for the song was directed by Juan Pablo Zaramella and features a solo performance by Fontanet in an empty theatre.
10) The song's chords are not available, but the song is played in standard tuning with a capo on the fourth fret, and features standard chords commonly found in pop rock music.