PECAR (part. Xylon)

In 'PECAR,' Adexe & Nau, featuring Xylon, delve into the theme of self-liberation and empowerment. The song narrates the story of a woman who has grown tired of deceit and unfulfilled promises in her romantic relationships. She decides to take control of her life, symbolized by changing her phone number and closing off her heart to those who have undervalued her. This act of changing her number is a metaphor for cutting ties with her past and starting anew, free from the emotional baggage that once weighed her down.

The lyrics emphasize her transformation from someone who once sought love and validation from others to a person who now prioritizes her own well-being and happiness. The phrase 'su corazón no tiene vacante' (her heart has no vacancy) signifies her decision to guard her emotions and not let anyone take advantage of her kindness again. This shift in her attitude is a powerful statement of self-respect and resilience, highlighting her journey towards self-discovery and independence.

The recurring line 'Ella lo que quiere es pecar' (She just wants to sin) can be interpreted as her desire to break free from societal expectations and live life on her own terms. The word 'pecar' (to sin) here is not used in a negative context but rather as a symbol of rebellion and liberation. It reflects her newfound confidence and willingness to explore her desires without fear of judgment. Through this song, Adexe & Nau celebrate the strength and courage it takes to reclaim one's life and embrace the freedom to be oneself.