Solo

KID FLEX's song 'Solo' delves into the complex emotions of needing solitude despite being in a relationship. The lyrics express a deep sense of internal conflict, where the artist acknowledges the love he has for his partner but also recognizes his need for personal space and time alone. This duality is evident in the repeated lines, 'No sé por qué quieres algo que no te puedo dar / No es que no te quiera, pero, solo quiero estar,' which translate to 'I don't know why you want something I can't give you / It's not that I don't love you, but I just want to be alone.' This highlights the struggle between wanting to be there for someone and needing to take care of one's own mental health.

The song's chorus, 'Solo quiero estar, solo quiero estar / Porque me siento mal, hoy me siento mal,' which means 'I just want to be alone, I just want to be alone / Because I feel bad, today I feel bad,' underscores the artist's emotional state. He feels overwhelmed and seeks solace in solitude. The verses further explore this theme, with lines like 'Mi refugio es arte de madrugada / Escribo versos luz apagada,' meaning 'My refuge is art in the early morning / I write verses with the lights off.' This suggests that the artist finds comfort and clarity in his creative process, using it as a means to cope with his feelings.

KID FLEX also touches on the difficulty of processing emotions and the passage of time, as seen in the lines 'No proceso mis sentimientos / Todo se me va con el tiempo,' translating to 'I don't process my feelings / Everything goes away with time.' This reflects a sense of impermanence and the transient nature of emotions. The song captures the essence of needing to retreat into oneself to heal and understand one's own mind, even if it means temporarily distancing from loved ones. The raw honesty in 'Solo' resonates with anyone who has ever felt the need to step back and prioritize their own well-being.