Debo Cambiar (feat. KHEA)

ASAN's song 'Debo Cambiar,' featuring KHEA, delves into the complexities of love, self-doubt, and the search for meaning. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a tumultuous relationship, where the rain serves as a metaphor for the ongoing emotional turmoil. The recurring line 'La lluvia no para de mojarno'' (The rain doesn't stop soaking us) symbolizes the persistent challenges and unresolved feelings between the two lovers. Despite their deep connection, the protagonist questions the authenticity of their emotions, wondering if their bond is real or just an illusion.

The song explores the internal conflict of the protagonist, who is torn between his feelings for his partner and his own uncertainties. He admits to not knowing what he is truly seeking, while his partner believes she has found what she is looking for. This disparity creates a sense of confusion and indecision, as he grapples with his emotions and the fear of losing her. The lyrics 'Quiero a otra', pero muero si me entero que con otro estás' (I want someone else, but I die if I find out you're with someone else) highlight this inner struggle and the pain of potential separation.

In the latter part of the song, the protagonist reflects on the impact of external factors, such as drugs and emotional instability, on their relationship. He acknowledges the need for change, as expressed in the repeated line 'Algo debo cambiar' (I must change something). The song concludes with a sense of resignation and acceptance, as he realizes that their love may be doomed by pride and unresolved issues. The poignant imagery of rain and the metaphor of a labyrinth underscore the complexity of their emotions and the difficulty of finding a way out of their predicament.