5:05 PM (part. Trueno)

Leïti Sene's song '5:05 PM' featuring Trueno is a complex exploration of the artist's internal and external conflicts. The lyrics reveal a tension between the desire to share personal thoughts and the decision to remain silent. This is evident in the recurring line, 'Tengo ganas de contarte cosas pero mejor no,' which translates to 'I want to tell you things, but it's better not to.' This line sets the tone for the song, highlighting the artist's struggle with vulnerability and the pressures of fame.

The song also delves into the impact of social media on personal relationships. Leïti Sene mentions how people criticize him for not responding on Instagram, indicating the superficial nature of online interactions. The line 'Dicen por ahí que en verdad ya no soy el mismo' ('They say I'm not the same anymore') suggests that fame has changed him, or at least people's perceptions of him. This theme is further emphasized by his mention of wearing high-end fashion like 'chándal Matthew Williams,' symbolizing his elevated status and the materialistic aspects of his new life.

Another significant theme in the song is the artist's struggle with trust and self-reliance. Leïti Sene admits, 'Casi ni en mí mismo confío' ('I hardly trust myself'), revealing his internal battles. The song also touches on substance use, as seen in the line 'Estómago cerrado por el Percocet,' indicating a reliance on drugs to cope with stress. Despite these struggles, the artist remains focused on his goals, investing in gold and planning vacations, symbolizing his desire for stability and success. The collaboration with Trueno adds another layer, emphasizing the shared experiences of young artists navigating fame and personal challenges.