Sueños de Verdad (part. Eddosaster)

Dualkeyx's 'Sueños de Verdad (feat. Eddosaster)' is a poignant exploration of a tumultuous relationship, filled with unresolved issues and emotional scars. The song opens with the acknowledgment that their story is far from a 'path of roses,' indicating a journey fraught with difficulties. The lyrics reflect on the past, expressing a sense of regret and the realization that looking back doesn't provide clarity or solutions. The metaphor of thorns piercing the skin vividly illustrates the lingering pain and the struggle to escape from these emotional wounds.

The chorus introduces the concept of 'dreams of paper,' suggesting that their aspirations and hopes are fragile and easily torn apart. The line 'El que juega con el fuego puede arder' (He who plays with fire can get burned) serves as a cautionary reminder of the risks involved in their relationship. The song emphasizes the importance of learning from losses and the difficulty of maintaining something one never truly possessed. The imagery of walking over mountains and seas but never reaching the destination underscores the feeling of striving without achieving, and the frustration of waiting for problems to disappear upon waking.

In the latter part of the song, the lyrics shift to a more supportive tone, with the promise of being there to catch the other person when they fall. This duality of pain and support highlights the complexity of their bond. The repeated mention of 'pimienta' (pepper) and 'miel' (honey) symbolizes the contrasting elements in their relationship—spice and sweetness, conflict and comfort. The song concludes with a sense of finality, as the artist sings alone, indicating a solitary reflection on the end of this chapter. The recurring theme of losing inspiration and breath suggests a deep emotional exhaustion, making 'Sueños de Verdad' a heartfelt narrative of love, loss, and the search for resolution.