Toco El Cielo (feat. Maka)

In 'Toco El Cielo,' DELLAFUENTE, featuring Maka, delves into the complexities of life, touching on themes of struggle, resilience, and the pursuit of inner peace. The song opens with a poignant question: 'Cuánta' vece' hay que morir para uno vivir en paz,' which translates to 'How many times must one die to live in peace?' This line sets the tone for the entire song, highlighting the constant battle between suffering and moments of transcendence.

The lyrics paint a vivid picture of the artist's experiences, from the 'odor of sulfur' symbolizing the presence of evil or hardship, to the sweetness of respect that is hard-earned. DELLAFUENTE speaks of the duality of life, where he is both uplifted by some and brought down by others. The metaphor of 'toco el cielo' or 'touching the sky' represents those fleeting moments of triumph and peace amidst the chaos. The artist's journey is marked by a relentless pursuit of authenticity and integrity, even when faced with betrayal and falsehoods.

The song also touches on the importance of family and genuine connections. DELLAFUENTE contrasts the superficiality of social media relationships with the depth of real-life bonds. He reflects on the sacrifices made to achieve a better life, emphasizing that true freedom comes from the choices one makes. The recurring line 'Es verdad, toco el cielo' reinforces the idea that despite the struggles, there are moments of pure joy and fulfillment that make the journey worthwhile. Through its raw and honest lyrics, 'Toco El Cielo' resonates with anyone who has faced adversity and continues to strive for peace and happiness.