Artista Revelación, by the Barcelona indie band Doble Pletina, paints a witty portrait of procrastination and grandiose daydreaming. The speaker imagines writing a groundbreaking novel, composing a generation-defining rock opera, and directing an award-sweeping film trilogy—all so the person they admire will finally remember them. Each extravagant plan is sparked by the sight of abandoned notebooks, unused ideas, and secrets left unsaid. The song playfully highlights how creative ambition often springs from the desire to impress someone else rather than pure artistic impulse.
Yet, after piling up these over-the-top aspirations, the narrator lands on something wonderfully ordinary: “Aplazar todas las genialidades… ir al teléfono y llamarte. ¿Qué planes hay para esta tarde?” The flashy schemes melt into a simple phone call and a casual hang-out, revealing that genuine connection matters more than fame or masterpieces. In just a few clever verses, Doble Pletina turns procrastination into poetry and reminds us that sometimes the most revolutionary act is choosing real, immediate human contact over lofty dreams.