No Me Duele

MORAD's song 'No Me Duele' delves into themes of loyalty, betrayal, and resilience. The artist reflects on his experiences with friends and the harsh realities of life. The repeated phrase 'No me duele' (It doesn't hurt me) serves as a mantra of strength and indifference to the betrayals he has faced. Despite having many friends in the past, MORAD reveals that only a few have remained loyal, and he has learned to trust only himself. This sentiment is encapsulated in the line 'Solo confío en la sombra mía' (I only trust my shadow).

The lyrics also highlight the artist's disillusionment with new relationships, whether they be friendships or romantic connections. MORAD expresses a sense of weariness and a desire to avoid new bonds, as he has been let down too many times. He acknowledges his mistakes and the pain of losing trust in people he once believed in. The song paints a picture of a man who has been hardened by life's challenges but remains steadfast in his loyalty to those who have proven themselves worthy.

Cultural references to street life and the code of loyalty among friends are prevalent throughout the song. MORAD emphasizes the importance of staying true to one's roots and not being swayed by fame or trends. The artist's commitment to his close circle is evident in lines like 'Diez amigos buenos valen más que tresciento' (Ten good friends are worth more than three hundred). This underscores the value he places on genuine relationships over superficial connections. 'No Me Duele' is a powerful testament to the strength found in loyalty and the resilience required to navigate a world filled with betrayal and disappointment.