No Drama

In 'No Drama,' babi (ES) delves into the complexities of modern relationships, self-worth, and independence. The song opens with a declaration of awareness: the protagonist knows that their partner wants to be a significant part of their life, even more than material wealth or fleeting highs. The reference to Rosalía, a prominent Spanish artist, serves as a metaphor for the partner's desire to ride the wave of success and fame, even though they are not on the same level. The repeated line 'me puse las Nike' symbolizes readiness and self-assurance, as if putting on Nike shoes prepares the protagonist to face whatever comes their way.

The lyrics further explore the protagonist's internal conflict and resilience. They acknowledge the chaos and emotional turmoil that comes with their lifestyle, yet they refuse to feel guilty for it. The lines 'He perdío' a tanta gente, que ahora he venido a jugar' and 'Los disparos en la frente, los puñales por detrás' highlight a history of betrayal and loss, leading to a hardened, indifferent attitude towards whether their partner stays or leaves. This emotional armor is a defense mechanism against further hurt, emphasizing the protagonist's preference for fleeting, drama-free interactions over deep, potentially painful connections.

The chorus reiterates the protagonist's desire for simplicity and independence. They express a preference for solitude and self-reliance, even if it means facing the cold and emptiness alone. The imagery of 'comiéndome el techo, fumando la rama' paints a picture of introspection and coping mechanisms. Despite the allure of fame and the partner's empty promises, the protagonist remains steadfast in their pursuit of a drama-free life. The song closes with a sense of unresolved tension, as the protagonist continues to grapple with their desires and the reality of their circumstances, ultimately choosing self-preservation over emotional entanglement.