Por Andar Acelerado

Adán Cruz's song 'Por Andar Acelerado' delves into the repercussions of living a fast-paced and reckless life. The repeated phrase 'Por andar acelerado' (For being in a hurry) sets the tone for the narrative, highlighting how the artist's hasty decisions have led to a life of separation and turmoil. Cruz reflects on growing up 'malacostumbrado' (badly accustomed), indicating a life of poor habits and choices that have distanced him from his family, particularly his siblings and parents. This separation is not just physical but emotional, as he mentions being 'internado' (interned), suggesting a sense of isolation and confinement.

The lyrics also explore themes of addiction and the struggle for sobriety. Cruz mentions his attempts to quit substances like alcohol and marijuana, only to find himself falling back into old habits. This cyclical battle with addiction is portrayed through lines like 'Intenté fumar sin beber y me aburrí' (I tried to smoke without drinking and got bored). The artist's candid admission of being a 'ludópata' (gambler) who bets everything on himself further underscores his reckless and self-destructive tendencies.

Cruz also touches on the philosophical and existential aspects of his journey. He speaks of repairing damages and making an inventory of his life, indicating a period of self-reflection and accountability. The line 'Sin amor no hay un orden, sin orden no hay amor' (Without love, there is no order; without order, there is no love) encapsulates the chaos and lack of structure in his life. The song concludes with a sense of resilience and determination, as Cruz vows to reach the 'núcleo más profundo' (deepest core) of his being, despite the challenges and setbacks he faces. This introspective and raw portrayal of his life offers listeners a glimpse into the complexities of living 'acelerado' and the toll it takes on one's relationships and mental health.