No Creo En Nada (part. Cepeda)

María Parrado's song 'No Creo En Nada,' featuring Cepeda, is a powerful anthem of self-liberation and emotional rebirth. The lyrics convey a journey of overcoming past burdens and embracing newfound freedom. The opening lines, 'Tengo alguna cuenta pendiente / Y algo bueno frente a mi paso,' suggest that the protagonist acknowledges unresolved issues but is optimistic about the future. The imagery of 'besos de agua caliente' and a 'cuaderno ya desgastado' evokes a sense of cherished memories and experiences that have shaped her journey.

The chorus, 'No creo en nada / Soy tan libre como dueña de mis ganas,' is a declaration of independence and self-empowerment. The protagonist no longer believes in anything that once held her back, and she now feels as free as the master of her own desires. This sentiment is reinforced by the lines, 'Grito al mundo que hoy he vuelto / Corre y dícelo,' where she boldly announces her return to the world, unburdened and ready to embrace life on her own terms.

The song also touches on themes of letting go and moving forward. The lines, 'Se escapó todo el ayer por la ventana / Y esta piel ya me pidió besos nuevos,' signify the release of the past and the readiness for new experiences. The protagonist acknowledges the pain of waiting and the need for change, as expressed in 'Yo no te culpo, pero de tanto esperar / Voló.' This reflects a mature understanding that holding onto the past can hinder personal growth. Ultimately, 'No Creo En Nada' is a celebration of self-discovery, resilience, and the courage to embrace a new beginning.