LO NIEGO

In 'LO NIEGO,' MORAD delves into the complexities of trust, betrayal, and self-reliance. The song opens with a declaration of skepticism towards trust, emphasizing the artist's preference for solitude over misguided companionship. MORAD's lyrics reflect a deep-seated wariness of others, suggesting that he would rather be alone than walk with someone who is metaphorically 'blind.' This sentiment is reinforced by his assertion that he only relies on his ego, distancing himself from the influence of others.

The recurring phrase 'No soy malo, lo niego' (I'm not bad, I deny it) serves as a defensive mantra, highlighting MORAD's struggle to maintain his integrity in a world where people often fail him. He underscores the importance of genuine friendships, contrasting them with superficial relationships. The artist's experiences with betrayal, particularly for money and women, have taught him to be cautious. This caution is evident in his admission that he sometimes pretends to be blind to problems, seeking escape rather than confrontation.

MORAD's lyrics also touch on the harsh realities of life, where nothing is given freely, and one must fight for survival. He acknowledges the presence of evil and challenges but remains steadfast in his resolve. The song's closing lines offer a philosophical reflection on life's ups and downs, emphasizing the importance of values in maintaining a straight path. MORAD's message is clear: life is short and full of challenges, but with resilience and integrity, one can navigate its trials and emerge stronger.