Mi vida, no hay derecho

In My life, there is no right, Ismael Serrano immerses us in a reflection on the fleeting nature of memory, comparing it to that of fish, which only retain what is most immediate. This piece, which lasts 3 minutes and 9 seconds, is part of The memory of fish, his second studio album. The complete album is distinguished by a strong component of political and social commitment, touching on themes such as historical memory and the consequences of repression experienced in countries like Spain, Argentina, and Chile.

The memory of fish reached platinum status in Spain, a recognition that speaks to the impact of the stories Ismael Serrano weaves into his songs. The album title itself is a powerful metaphor that carries over to the atmosphere of songs like My life, there is no right, inviting us to think about what we leave behind and how memory, or the lack thereof, shapes our perspective.