Mi Soledad

Canseco's song 'Mi Soledad' delves into the profound and often painful experience of loneliness. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of emotional isolation, starting with the imagery of a silent phone, symbolizing a lack of communication and connection. The singer acknowledges that both parties are experiencing the same void, suggesting a mutual but unspoken understanding of their shared solitude. This sets the stage for a deeper exploration of the emotional descent the singer is experiencing, as they metaphorically describe falling 'a thousand meters more,' indicating a seemingly endless plunge into loneliness.

The repetition of 'mil metros más que voy a hacer' (a thousand meters more, what am I going to do) emphasizes the feeling of helplessness and the overwhelming nature of their emotional state. The singer's heart is described as being in 'a thousand pieces,' mirroring the shattered state of their partner's heart. This mutual heartbreak is compounded by the imagery of the sun in the partner's eyes, which prevents them from seeing the singer. This could symbolize how their own pain and distractions blind them to each other's suffering, further deepening their isolation.

The chorus questions the purpose and outcome of leaving, asking 'Si te vas, ¿qué es lo que esperas? ¿Qué vas a buscar?' (If you leave, what are you waiting for? What are you going to look for?). These questions highlight the futility and confusion surrounding their separation. The singer grapples with the reality of their situation, questioning the truth of their experiences and the pervasive loneliness that defines their existence. The repeated phrase 'mi soledad' (my loneliness) underscores the personal and intimate nature of this isolation, making it clear that this is a deeply personal struggle.