Duele

Diso's song 'Duele' delves into the emotional turmoil of love and separation. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of the pain and confusion that come with being apart from a loved one. The repeated plea, 'Dime que no tamo mal' (Tell me we're not bad), underscores a desperate need for reassurance in the face of uncertainty. This line, coupled with 'cuesta verte tan lejos de mí' (it's hard to see you so far from me), highlights the physical and emotional distance that is causing the singer distress.

The song also explores the internal conflict and the overwhelming nature of love. Phrases like 'El amor me pelea ma me quiero bajar' (Love fights me, but I want to get off) and 'La vida me marea, ma me quiero bajar' (Life makes me dizzy, but I want to get off) suggest a desire to escape the emotional rollercoaster. The imagery of being 'fumao como loco solo hablando de ti' (smoked like crazy just talking about you) indicates a coping mechanism, possibly through substance use, to deal with the pain of separation.

Diso's lyrics also touch on the theme of imperfection and the struggle to understand complex emotions. Lines such as 'Solo soy un niño en esto, ma no quiero perfección' (I'm just a kid in this, I don't want perfection) and 'Mami dame solo un poco de tiempo pa' entender un poco to'' (Mommy, give me just a little time to understand a little of everything) reflect a sense of vulnerability and a plea for patience. The song acknowledges the difficulty of navigating love and life, emphasizing that it's normal to feel overwhelmed.

The chorus, with its repeated lines, serves as a mantra for the singer, a way to process and express the depth of their feelings. The song's raw and honest portrayal of heartache, longing, and the quest for understanding resonates deeply, making 'Duele' a poignant exploration of the human experience of love and loss.