NO PIENSO LLAMAR (feat. Soge Culebra)

The song 'NO PIENSO LLAMAR' by Quevedo, featuring Soge Culebra, delves into the emotional turmoil following a difficult breakup. The lyrics express a mixture of regret, bitterness, and a firm decision to move on. Quevedo, a Spanish artist known for his urban music style that often blends elements of reggaeton and trap, uses his verses to paint a picture of a relationship that has ended not just because of time but also due to a lack of empathy and an abundance of resentment.

The chorus 'No pienso llamar' (I don't plan to call) is a declaration of independence and self-preservation. It's a moment of realization for the protagonist, who decides that despite the pain and the intoxication of the moment, they will not reach out to their former lover. This refrain is a common sentiment in breakup songs, capturing the struggle between the desire to reconnect and the knowledge that it's better to stay apart. The reference to Tim Burton, known for his dark and gothic film style, suggests that the world has lost its color and vibrancy post-breakup, now only seen in stark black and white.

The song also touches on themes of anxiety and loneliness, as Quevedo reflects on the emptiness felt when with others, indicating that no one else can fill the void left by the lost relationship. The dream of reconciliation followed by the harsh reality of waking up alone reinforces the sense of loss and the finality of the breakup. The collaboration with Soge Culebra adds another layer to the song, as both artists contribute their unique perspectives and vocal styles, creating a poignant and relatable track for anyone who has experienced the complexities of ending a relationship.