NA NA NA

Luck Ra's song 'NA NA NA' delves into the complexities of success, relationships, and the inevitable changes that come with both. The lyrics reflect a sense of nostalgia and realization that while the good times were memorable, they are often overshadowed by the bad. The artist acknowledges the desire to relive the past but also recognizes that everything good eventually comes to an end. This duality is a central theme, as he grapples with the highs and lows of his journey.

The chorus, with its repetitive 'NA NA NA NA,' serves as a powerful declaration of moving on. It signifies a refusal to return to past relationships or situations, despite the temptation. The line 'Tu quieres volver tal vez yo también, pero fue después que llegaran de a cien' suggests that both parties might want to reunite, but only after achieving significant success. This highlights the superficiality and conditional nature of some relationships, where material success becomes a deciding factor.

Luck Ra also touches on the emptiness that can accompany success. He mentions buying things without knowing their value and having no rivals, indicating a sense of isolation despite his achievements. The reference to 'los sueños llenos la bille vacía' (full of dreams, empty wallet) and 'licor en el termo sentado en la esquina' (liquor in the thermos sitting on the corner) paints a picture of humble beginnings and the sacrifices made along the way. The song ultimately portrays a journey of self-discovery, where the artist learns to prioritize his well-being over superficial gains and past attachments.