El Fantasma's "Las Inconveniencias" kicks off with a bold statement, talking about "un correazo que se llama las inconveniencias" [a belt called inconveniences]. It feels like he's setting the stage for some tough truths, maybe even a bit of a scolding, but with a wink. He quickly gets into how he's consistent in his actions, even when others might not understand. He says, "soy congruente que me cuentes por por entender que no es así" [I am consistent, tell me to understand that it is not like that], suggesting he's open to hearing different perspectives, but he stands firm in his ways.
He then talks about how he likes "las armaduras" [armor], which could be a metaphor for protection or strength, especially when facing life's challenges. He mentions "evidencias nunca mira más allá" [evidence never looks beyond], which might mean people only see the surface, not the deeper reasons for his actions. He's working hard, even when it takes a toll, saying, "cuando descuido a mi trabajo y de vida te desgastan en la espalda por mi familia también por mis hijas" [when I neglect my work and life, they wear you down on your back for my family, also for my daughters]. It's a powerful image of the sacrifices he makes, all for his loved ones. He ends by saying, "esto es en serio, un gran potencial para mí" [this is serious, a great potential for me], showing his dedication and belief in his path.