Sin Ti

Natanael Cano's song 'Sin Ti' is a poignant reflection on personal growth and independence. The lyrics convey a sense of liberation from negative influences and a celebration of self-reliance. Cano's words suggest that he has moved past dwelling on the 'bad' and instead focuses on the present, feeling 'hallucinated' or perhaps amazed by his current state of being. The phrase 'Qué bonito estar aquí parado' translates to 'How beautiful it is to be standing here,' which emphasizes the joy and appreciation he finds in his current moment and achievements.

The recurring phrase 'Sin ti,' meaning 'without you,' indicates a strong message of empowerment. Cano expresses that he is thriving without the presence of certain people or influences in his life. He is 'always at a million,' which could mean he's living life to the fullest, and he's able to refuse things that don't serve him, such as 'saying no to cups,' possibly a reference to turning down alcohol or other temptations. The song also touches on the theme of success and recognition, as he mentions that he is the one people ask if 'it moves,' implying he is now a person of influence and action.

The final verses of 'Sin Ti' address those who doubted him or told him to wait for them. Cano dismisses the need for their approval or presence, as there are 'no positions left' for them in his life. This could be interpreted as a message to past detractors or fair-weather friends who are no longer relevant to his journey. Overall, 'Sin Ti' is a declaration of Cano's newfound strength and the joy of forging his own path, free from the constraints of others' expectations.