Yo Soy Así
Los Amigos Invisibles Lyrics

The song "Yo Soy Así" by Los Amigos Invisibles talks about being true to oneself and not caring about the judgments of others. The first verse describes the singer's experience walking down the street and receiving disapproving looks for being different. They mention wearing shoes around their neck and a shirt tied around their waist. The next line talks about their pants being too tight and questions whether or not it matters. They then mention exercising their face and feet, implying that they care about their appearance, but not for the sake of society's acceptance. The last line of the stanza says that while society's expectations may break mirrors, the singer is content with their own image.

The chorus reiterates the sentiment of the song, with the singer saying "I am who I am, and what does it matter to you?" They are happy being themselves, despite societal pressures to conform.

The second verse mentions a "club of culture" being a ripe fruit, suggesting that being part of a creative community is fulfilling. They mention feeling crazy after a night of partying in Basorrito and almost winning a battle against prejudices. The chorus repeats before a final section that talks about the complexities of destiny and the various colors and flavors of people. They mention being like a diamond in the rainbow and how music is important to them, even if they don't drink. The song ends with a playful vocalization of "sho tucuta ducuruduru."