En la nada

Kyosko's song 'En la nada' delves into the themes of risk, change, and the search for meaning and peace. The lyrics begin by challenging the listener's understanding of life and the importance of taking risks. The line 'Como crees que lo sabes si es que nunca te arriesgaste' suggests that true knowledge and growth come from stepping out of one's comfort zone. The song criticizes the futility of holding onto things that are destined to fail, as seen in 'De que sirve sostener algo que siempre se cae,' and highlights the emptiness of a life lived in pretense, 'Si fingir es caminar nada queda por delante.' This sets the stage for the central message: without understanding love, everything feels meaningless, encapsulated in the recurring chorus, 'Nada, todo es nada, solo en la nada, si no entendés que te ama.'

The song then shifts to a more hopeful tone, urging the listener to embrace change and take action. 'Hoy no es igual que ayer y es tiempo de intentarlo' emphasizes the importance of the present moment and the potential for transformation. The metaphor of a key unlocking a miraculous future, 'Es la llave que dará tu mañana de milagro,' reinforces the idea that change is both necessary and beneficial. However, the fear of change can be paralyzing, as noted in 'Hoy tu miedo a cambiar le dispara a tu descanso,' suggesting that overcoming this fear is crucial for finding peace and rest.

In the final lines, the song speaks of returning to a place of peace and belonging, 'Poder volver, nuestro hogar, nuestra paz.' This return is not just physical but also emotional and spiritual, indicating a journey back to one's true self and inner peace. The repetition of 'Puedo volver, es mi hogar, es mi paz' serves as a reassuring mantra, affirming that peace and home are attainable. Kyosko's 'En la nada' is a powerful reminder of the importance of love, the courage to change, and the quest for inner peace.