Mas que huellas

Kyosko's song 'Mas que huellas' delves into themes of despair, guidance, and resilience. The lyrics paint a picture of someone who is lost and struggling, metaphorically described as hiding in a corner and unable to see the light. This imagery suggests a state of deep emotional or spiritual darkness, where the individual feels trapped and burdened by their sorrows, symbolized by 'penas de cajón' (drawer of sorrows) and 'un mendigo de reloj' (a beggar of time). These metaphors highlight the weight of time and grief that the person carries.

The recurring reassurance 'no es el fin, soy tu guía' (it is not the end, I am your guide) serves as a beacon of hope. This line suggests the presence of a guiding force, possibly a spiritual or inner strength, encouraging the person not to give up. The song emphasizes the importance of perseverance and the belief that there is a way out of the darkness. The mention of 'huellas' (footprints) being more than just marks left behind implies that every step taken, even in hardship, has significance and contributes to the journey of life.

The lyrics also touch on the idea of not being alone in one's struggles. The line 'vino antes que muera, estaba solo y nunca me soltó' (he came before I died, I was alone and he never let me go) suggests the arrival of a savior or a supportive presence at a critical moment. This presence provides comfort and ensures that the individual is not abandoned in their darkest times. Kyosko's musical style, often characterized by its introspective and uplifting messages, complements the song's theme of finding light and guidance amidst adversity.