Nos Vemos

In 'Nos Vemos,' Clipper delivers a powerful anthem of self-empowerment and independence. The recurring phrase 'Nos vemos' (which translates to 'See you') sets the tone for a narrative of breaking free from toxic relationships and refusing to be ensnared by past mistakes. The repetition of 'no' throughout the song underscores a firm stance against returning to harmful patterns and engaging in manipulative games. Clipper's declaration of not 'masticar veneno' (chewing poison) is a vivid metaphor for rejecting negativity and toxicity in her life.

The lyrics delve into the complexities of personal growth and the struggle to prioritize oneself amidst external pressures. Clipper recounts a past filled with hardships and scars, both physical and emotional, and contrasts this with her current focus on self-improvement and career ambitions. The line 'Soy mi prioridad' (I am my priority) encapsulates her commitment to self-care and personal development. This is further emphasized by her refusal to be swayed by promises of a better future or the allure of settling down, as she is determined to stay true to her own path and aspirations.

Clipper's narrative also touches on the theme of misunderstood intentions in relationships. She addresses the misconception that she desires long-term commitment, clarifying that her focus is on her music and personal growth. The mention of 'el clan, las pibas, las giras' (the clan, the girls, the tours) highlights her dedication to her craft and the supportive community around her. By rejecting the 'dramas' and 'mentiras' (lies) of past relationships, Clipper asserts her independence and resilience, making it clear that she will not be trapped by anyone's expectations or games.