MIERDA (feat. Bizarrap)

Kiddo Toto's song "MIERDA (feat. Bizarrap)" is a raw and emotional exploration of the pain and frustration that comes with a toxic relationship. The repeated refrain, "No hace falta que vuelvas, te podés ir a la mierda," translates to "You don't need to come back, you can go to hell," which sets the tone for the entire song. This blunt dismissal underscores the artist's realization that the relationship is harmful and that continuing it would only lead to further emotional distress.

The lyrics delve into the highs and lows of the relationship, with lines like "Con ella toqué las nubes" (With her, I touched the clouds) juxtaposed against the harsh reality of being told to move out and feeling emotionally abandoned. The metaphor of touching the clouds signifies the initial euphoria and happiness, while the subsequent fall represents the inevitable crash when the relationship turns sour. The reference to "el Truman Show" suggests a life that feels fake and controlled, further emphasizing the disillusionment and entrapment felt by the artist.

Kiddo Toto also touches on the superficiality and emptiness of material wealth, as seen in the lines "Me cago en el millón, sigo siendo un llorón" (I don't care about the million, I'm still a crybaby) and "Paredes de mentira y comida sin sabor" (Fake walls and tasteless food). These lines highlight that despite any external success or wealth, the emotional void left by the toxic relationship remains unfilled. The song ultimately serves as a cathartic release, urging the listener to confront the truth and let go of relationships that cause more harm than good.