H2O

In 'H2O,' KNAK delves into the complexities of a dissolved relationship, using water as a metaphor for the fluidity and eventual dissipation of love. The song opens with the artist in a vulnerable state, metaphorically undressing while writing, indicating a raw and honest exploration of emotions. The lyrics reflect a sense of inevitability and resignation, as KNAK acknowledges that despite his actions, he is constantly imitated, suggesting a struggle with identity and originality in the face of a breakup.

The chorus, 'Fuimos H2O, algo mutuo, mi amor,' translates to 'We were H2O, something mutual, my love,' poignantly capturing the essence of a relationship that once was but has now dissolved. This metaphor of water, which can change forms and eventually evaporate, beautifully illustrates the transient nature of their love. The artist's use of 'H2O' signifies something essential and life-sustaining, yet also something that can easily slip through one's fingers, emphasizing the fragility and impermanence of their bond.

Throughout the song, KNAK grapples with the aftermath of the breakup, seeking distractions to avoid thinking about his ex-partner and the relationship. He mentions calling other people and using substances to numb his feelings, highlighting a common coping mechanism in the face of emotional pain. The repeated line, 'Para no pensar en vos, para no pensar esto,' meaning 'To not think about you, to not think about this,' underscores his struggle to move on. The song concludes with a sense of acceptance, as KNAK acknowledges that their relationship has dissolved, much like water, leaving him to face the future with uncertainty but also a sense of liberation.