Solo Me Importa

In 'Solo Me Importa,' Pili Pascual delves into the theme of genuine connection amidst a world filled with superficial judgments and artificiality. The song's repetitive chorus, 'Sólo me importa lo que digas tú, Sólo me importa lo que sientas tú,' emphasizes the importance of the opinions and feelings of a significant other over the noise and criticism from the outside world. This repetition serves to underline the central message: the value of authentic relationships over societal perceptions.

The lyrics address the rumors and false perceptions that surround the artist, suggesting that she is often misunderstood and misjudged. Lines like 'Te dicen que ahora estoy muy up, Que juego como las demás, Que tengo un mood superficial, Que voy rompiendo corazones' highlight the superficial judgments people make. However, Pascual counters these claims by asserting that these are lies in 'este mundo artificial' (this artificial world), and she seeks to reveal her true self to the person she cares about.

Pascual encourages her significant other to ignore the 'heaters' (haters) and focus on living in the present moment together. This call to 'vivamos solos el presente' (let's live only in the present) is a plea for authenticity and genuine connection, free from the constraints of societal expectations and judgments. The song concludes with a promise of unwavering commitment, as Pascual declares she won't say goodbye without a kiss, symbolizing a deep and sincere bond.

'Only You Matter' is a heartfelt anthem that champions the importance of true emotional connections over the superficial judgments of society. It resonates with anyone who has ever felt misunderstood or judged and underscores the power of focusing on what truly matters: the feelings and opinions of those we hold dear.