The song "Jamais 203" by Guizmo, Despo Rutti, and Mokless talks about the different stages of life and the experiences and challenges that come with it. Guizmo starts by saying that life goes from the first age to the third age, from the beginning to the end. He mentions that he has been through different eras and will eventually be forgotten. He even jokes about passing by the Père Lachaise cemetery, where famous people are buried, implying that he will also be forgotten someday. Despo Rutti expresses the wisdom that comes with age and reflects on his own mortality. He mentions not being able to run after a bus without getting out of breath. He talks about the disappointment he feels towards people he defended, as only 30% of them would give up their seats for him. Despo Rutti also talks about the challenges of aging, feeling humiliated, and dealing with the fear of dying alone. He acknowledges the selfishness of procreation but still loves his children even if they visit him less often. Despo Rutti emphasizes the importance of experience and knowledge in avoiding disappointment, betrayal, and financial difficulties. However, despite his accumulated knowledge, he realizes that he will soon fade away, making the accumulation of knowledge futile. Guizmo's verse reflects on the different stages of his life, starting at 21 years old and looking forward to the future. He mentions that his future depends on the choices he will make, and he wants to become a responsible and trustworthy man. As the years pass by quickly, he reaches 30 and finds himself focused on work, family, and the daily routine. He considers the possibility of escaping from his responsibilities but ultimately decides to stay for the love he has for his family. Guizmo mentions that his children have all graduated, which brings him a sense of pride and fulfillment. He continues to age, noticing a decline in his reflexes. However, he still cherishes his current state of mind and enjoys life at 50 years old. Mokless shares his journey from birth to adulthood. He talks about his happy childhood, growing up in a large family that taught him the value of sharing. As he gets older, he becomes more rebellious and seeks to challenge authority. He mentions his interest in fame, using celebrities as role models. He also talks about his teenage years, characterized by a lack of financial awareness and a carefree attitude. At 17, he becomes more confident and sure of what he wants in life. As he turns 18, he embraces adulthood and the responsibilities that come with it. Mokless concludes by saying that he can only truly appreciate his youth and the passing of time when he reaches the age of 21. Overall, the song "Jamais 203" explores the different stages of life, the challenges and joys that come with each stage, and the reflections on mortality and the passage of time.
