Un Día Perfecto
La Habitación Roja Lyrics

The song "Un Día Perfecto" by La Habitación Roja is a commentary on the concept of perfectionism and the societal pressures to conform to it. The lyrics describe a day that is deemed "perfect" by those in power, from the government to the weatherman on TV. However, this perfection is only attainable for the select few who fit into the narrow mold of what society considers perfect people. The song begins by acknowledging the message that has been broadcasted about this being a perfect day, but the singer is quick to point out that this only applies to a very specific group of people.

As the song progresses, the singer encourages listeners to reject the notion of perfectionism and embrace their true selves. The line "su mundo es tan pequeño, mucho me temo que tú y yo no cabemos" (their world is so small, I'm afraid you and I don't fit) highlights the exclusionary nature of perfectionism. The singer urges listeners to turn off the radio and forget about the pain of the past, choosing instead to embrace the present and express their love and true selves without fear.

The final verse acknowledges that the world may not be perfect, but the singer still believes in moving forward towards a better future. The line "Aunque no haya futuro" (even if there's no future) suggests that despite the imperfections of the present, there is still hope for progress. The repetition of "hoy es un día perfecto" (today is a perfect day) throughout the song serves as both a commentary on society's obsession with perfection and a call to reject it and embrace individuality.