Me Time (feat. Carneyval)

Lourdiz's song 'Me Time (feat. Carneyval)' is an anthem of self-care and independence. The lyrics convey a strong message of taking time for oneself, away from the demands and distractions of others. The song begins with the artist waking up feeling good and appreciating her own company, setting the tone for a day dedicated to personal enjoyment and relaxation. The repeated refusal to answer calls symbolizes a boundary being set against external pressures and the prioritization of self over others' needs.

The chorus emphasizes the concept of 'me time' as a non-negotiable period where the artist does whatever feels right to her. The mention of 'PCH with the Fugees' refers to driving down the Pacific Coast Highway while listening to the music of the Fugees, a hip-hop group known for their soulful sounds. This specific reference paints a picture of a carefree and therapeutic escape. The song's mood is further enhanced by the laid-back, confident tone, suggesting that taking time for oneself is not only enjoyable but also an act of self-empowerment.

Throughout the song, Lourdiz maintains a theme of self-sufficiency and contentment in one's own presence. The repeated lines 'Nah, nah, nah, that's mine' and 'No you and me time' serve as a mantra, reinforcing the importance of claiming time for oneself. The song's message is clear: personal well-being and mental health are paramount, and sometimes that means stepping away from others to recharge and revel in one's own space.