Merlí is Miss Caffeina's energetic pep-talk to anyone who has ever felt crushed by the loud billboards and judgmental voices of the city. In the verses, shopfronts scream 'Stupid, how can you be unique?' and society roars from its cages, daring the listener to step even a millimeter off the path. The singer admits he hides in his room and spies on others, but then turns to an unlikely guide: Merlí, the rebellious, life-affirming philosophy teacher from Catalan pop culture.
Each time he asks 'Què fem?' (What do we do?), Merlí replies with three simple commands: live, laugh, be free. The chorus reveals the song's heart: real freedom starts when we stop chasing approval, drop our excuses, and face what is inside us. Honesty can feel risky, like a boomerang that exposes our fragilities, yet it is the only way to move from merely passing through life to actually leaving a footprint. With pounding drums and soaring vocals, Merlí urges you to silence the outside noise, own your weirdness, and choose authenticity over fear.