Prefiero Bailar
La casa azul Lyrics

In La casa azul's song "Prefiero Bailar," the singer expresses their exasperation and disdain towards someone who is constantly complaining about their pain and displaying a shallow, materialistic mindset. The singer finds the person's talk to be suffocating, and is embarrassed by their lack of knowledge. The song suggests that the individual's desire to talk about things that will never happen, combined with their inauthenticity, is unappealing. They go on to suggest that the individual's life is dull and that they should not try to cover it up with lies. The singer then encourages the individual to have more fun and not be so serious and concerned with social status, as life is short and precious.

The use of metaphors and comparisons in the lyrics is interesting. The singer refers to the individual's pain as "poor" and their ambition as "stupid." They also compare the individual's speech to a suffocating force, and their attempts at appearing cool with the phrase "super-vista." In addition to this, the song's title "Prefiero Bailar" (I Prefer to Dance) is a recurring motif throughout the lyrics, suggesting that dancing is a better use of time than listening to the empty complaints of others. The song suggests that life is unpredictable and fleeting, and that it is important to enjoy each moment to the fullest.