Sin Más (feat. Shoda Monkas)

Hens' song "Sin Más" featuring Shoda Monkas delves into the emotional landscape of apathy, disillusionment, and the search for meaning. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a life that feels stagnant and devoid of purpose. The recurring phrase "Mi vida es un constante sin más" (My life is a constant 'just because') encapsulates the sense of monotony and lack of motivation that the protagonist experiences. This feeling is further emphasized by the imagery of waking up, seeing a full WhatsApp inbox, and then going back to bed, symbolizing a withdrawal from social interaction and responsibilities.

The song also touches on the struggle with mental health, as the protagonist describes feeling overwhelmed by work, sleep deprivation, and an inhumane level of emotional low. The act of staying in pajamas for days and attempting to write but ending up with a blank page highlights the paralysis that often accompanies depression. The mention of making the bed as a form of therapy suggests small attempts at regaining control and normalcy in a chaotic mental state.

Interpersonal relationships are another key theme in the song. The protagonist's longing for connection is evident in lines like "Tan solo espero ver tu cara al llegar, amor" (I just hope to see your face when I arrive, love). However, this desire is juxtaposed with a sense of self-sabotage, as seen in the line "Soy de estrellarme en la recta final" (I tend to crash at the final stretch). The song captures the complexity of wanting to be close to someone while simultaneously feeling unworthy or incapable of maintaining that connection. The collaboration with Shoda Monkas adds another layer of introspection, as both artists reflect on their struggles with ego, isolation, and the search for meaning in a seemingly indifferent world.