Nublado

Paulo Londra's 'Nublado,' which translates to 'Cloudy' in English, is a poignant reflection on the aftermath of a sudden breakup and the journey towards acceptance and moving on. The song begins with the artist recounting a party where something significant happened, something he believed was sincere. However, the other person left without warning, leaving him to grapple with the pain and the need to stop assuming and start understanding.

As the song progresses, Londra describes how the 'cloudy' atmosphere, which once seemed negative, doesn't look so bad after the departure of his love interest. This shift in perception suggests a coping mechanism, where he tries to find solace in the fact that life goes on despite the heartache. He resolves to keep himself busy to avoid dwelling on thoughts of the person who left him. The mention of friends, some of whom are 'crazy,' indicates a support system that helps him face forward and be brave in the face of loneliness.

Towards the end of 'Nublado,' Londra expresses a sense of liberation. The absence of his former partner has led to more friends and a more relaxed approach to life. He's tired of negative thoughts and finds solitude comforting. The repeated chorus about the cloudy ambiance not looking so bad anymore serves as an anthem of resilience, suggesting that he's learning to live with the changes and maybe even finding peace in them. The song closes with a casual mention of going out and not knowing when he'll return, reinforcing the theme of embracing life's uncertainties with a newfound sense of freedom.