MITOS (feat. Bruses y Gero)

In 'MITOS,' Donovan Morales, featuring Bruses and Gero, delves into the complexities of love and relationships, challenging the myths and misconceptions that often surround them. The song opens with a metaphor comparing a relationship to a blooming flower, which needs nurturing to thrive. However, the singer expresses confusion and frustration, unsure whether the issues stem from the situation or mere misunderstandings. This sets the stage for a deeper exploration of the emotional turmoil that follows when love doesn't go as planned.

The chorus emphasizes the central theme: 'Son mitos, son mitos nada más,' which translates to 'They are myths, just myths.' This repetition underscores the idea that many beliefs about love are simply unfounded. The singer acknowledges that they saw the end coming, hinting at a sense of inevitability and resignation. The lyrics suggest that societal expectations and romanticized notions of love often lead to disappointment and heartache.

As the song progresses, the singer reflects on their inability to meet their partner's expectations and the decision to leave, taking only what causes them discomfort. This act of leaving symbolizes a desire to escape the pain and confusion. The repeated line, 'No es culpa de la vida, es culpa del amor,' meaning 'It's not life's fault, it's love's fault,' highlights the singer's realization that love itself, or rather the myths surrounding it, is to blame for their suffering. The song concludes with a hope to be remembered well in the shared stories, despite the relationship's end, reinforcing the bittersweet nature of love and the myths that often cloud it.