Menosperdida

In 'Menosperdida,' Chica Sobresalto delves into the complexities of self-discovery and the struggle between imagination and reality. The song opens with a confession, where the artist admits to enjoying the thought of being awaited by someone, a muse to a painter, and a source of energy and motivation. This imagery sets the stage for a deeper exploration of identity and the desire to be seen and valued by others, while also grappling with the internal conflict of self-observation and self-worth.

As the song progresses, Chica Sobresalto reflects on the passage of time and the increasing pace of life. The lyrics, 'cada día escribo menos y vivo más deprisa' (each day I write less and live faster), highlight a sense of urgency and the diminishing time for introspection. This line underscores the tension between the artist's creative expression and the demands of everyday life. The repeated exclamation 'Joder' (Damn) emphasizes the frustration and intensity of these feelings, adding a raw and honest layer to the narrative.

The chorus brings a poignant realization: 'Cumplir años no significa estar menos perdida' (Getting older doesn't mean being less lost). This line encapsulates the central theme of the song, suggesting that age and experience do not necessarily equate to clarity or understanding. Instead, the journey of self-discovery is ongoing, and the artist acknowledges the importance of embracing the present moment and living authentically. The repetition of 'menos perdida' (less lost) serves as a mantra, a reminder that it's okay to feel lost and that the process of finding oneself is a continuous and evolving experience.