Cuando Estoy Mal

Cruz Cafuné's song 'Cuando Estoy Mal' delves into the theme of loneliness and the superficiality of modern relationships, especially in the digital age. The lyrics poignantly express the artist's feelings of abandonment and isolation when he is going through tough times. He uses the metaphor of his phone not working properly, suggesting that no one checks on him when he is feeling down, as if he has run out of data or connectivity. This metaphor highlights the reliance on digital communication and how it can fail to provide genuine emotional support.

The song also touches on the fickleness of friendships and social connections. Cruz Cafuné laments that people are only around when there is a party, money, or good times, but they disappear when problems arise. This sentiment is encapsulated in the lines, 'Solo quieren verme vacilar / Cuando hay party, cuando hay money, cuando hay tal / Pero cuando vienen los problemas / Corren todos sin mirar pa’ atrás.' The artist feels that true friends are scarce, and he can count them on one hand, emphasizing the difficulty of finding reliable support.

Cruz Cafuné's lyrics also reflect a sense of personal struggle and coping mechanisms. He mentions smoking, drinking, and watching TV as ways to deal with his stress and loneliness. The imagery of lighting a candle and thinking of someone suggests a longing for connection and comfort. The repeated refrain, 'Nadie me chequea cuando estoy mal,' underscores the persistent feeling of being overlooked and unsupported. Through this song, Cruz Cafuné captures the emotional landscape of feeling alone in a world that is constantly connected yet often emotionally distant.