The song "La Vida Moderna" by Juanjo Bona & Paul Thin expresses the frustration and loneliness that can come with modern life. The lyrics talk about feeling alone and hating the modern world, with its artificial lights and impersonal atmosphere. The singers long to escape to the south, where the warmth of the sun can make them feel alive again. The chorus reflects the desire for their connection to last forever, even if it's just for a short while. The post-chorus reflects a rebellious attitude towards societal expectations, suggesting that the label of polyamory is just a modern way of excusing infidelity. In the end, the song captures the desperation for genuine connection and the longing for something real in a world that often feels artificial and isolating. The repetition of the opening lines in the outro emphasizes the feelings of loneliness and the struggle to find meaning in the modern world.
