Noche

El Kanka's song 'Noche' is a poetic exploration of the night as a sanctuary for solitude and introspection. The lyrics personify the night, asking it to share its solitude, which the singer finds comforting rather than isolating. This request to the night to 'dame tu soledad' (give me your solitude) suggests a deep yearning for peace and a break from the chaos of the day. The night is depicted as an 'oasis of asphalt and streetlights,' a place where the singer can find solace and understanding.

The night is also portrayed as a mysterious and misunderstood entity, 'el cobijo del pecado' (the shelter of sin), where fears and secrets are hidden. The singer seeks to be hidden within the night’s shadows, away from the greed and noise of the world. This desire to be concealed and the repeated plea to 'ocúltame' (hide me) reflect a longing for escape and anonymity. The night becomes a refuge from the harsh realities of life, a place where the singer can be alone with their thoughts and emotions.

El Kanka's lyrics also touch on the paradoxical nature of the night, describing it as both distant and close, a sister to the light that bids it farewell each morning. The night’s 'lie' is seen as a 'truth,' suggesting that the darkness reveals deeper, more authentic aspects of existence. The singer’s relationship with the night is one of love and understanding, having 'learned to love' its solitude more than anything else. This intimate connection with the night underscores a profound appreciation for the quiet and introspective moments it offers, away from the prying eyes and demands of the day.