Infinitos (part. Zoe Gotusso)

Leiva's song 'Infinitos,' featuring Zoe Gotusso, delves into the complexities of human emotions and the struggle to find meaning amidst chaos. The lyrics open with a contemplation of ending everything, reflecting a deep sense of despair and existential crisis. The imagery of time flying by and the search for an open place that remains elusive underscores a feeling of being lost and disconnected from the world. This sets the stage for a narrative that oscillates between moments of intense introspection and the relentless pursuit of something greater, symbolized by the 'infinitos' or infinite possibilities that the artist continues to generate.

The song's chorus highlights a sense of exhaustion and overwhelming movement, suggesting a life filled with constant activity and little respite. The mention of 'no hay pila' (no battery) and 'demasiado movimiento' (too much movement) paints a picture of someone drained by the demands of life, yet still striving to create and find purpose. The reference to 'días que se menean los cimientos' (days that shake the foundations) indicates moments of profound change or upheaval, further emphasizing the instability and unpredictability of existence. Despite these challenges, the artist's commitment to generating 'infinitos' remains a central theme, representing a refusal to succumb to despair.

Leiva's disdain for comfort zones and superficial positivity is evident in lines like 'odio toda esa movida de la zona de confort' (I hate all that comfort zone stuff). This rejection of easy solutions and shallow reassurances speaks to a desire for authenticity and depth in navigating life's complexities. The collaboration with Zoe Gotusso adds a layer of emotional resonance, as her voice complements Leiva's introspective and raw delivery. Together, they create a poignant exploration of the human condition, marked by a relentless quest for meaning and the creation of infinite possibilities despite the chaos and challenges that life presents.