Tansolo

In 'Tansolo,' Rsel delves into the depths of personal struggle, disillusionment, and the fleeting nature of dreams. The song's repetitive chorus, 'Tan solo pienso que pronto caeré en olvido, tocando lo prohibido,' translates to 'I just think that soon I will fall into oblivion, touching the forbidden.' This line encapsulates the artist's fear of being forgotten and the allure of pursuing forbidden desires. The imagery of dreams slipping away 'en un suspiro' (in a sigh) further emphasizes the transient nature of aspirations and the inevitable disappointment that follows.

Rsel's verses paint a picture of a man grappling with his own limitations and the harsh realities of life. He likens himself to Superman, caught in a web of greed and ambition, only to realize that few people truly offer support. The line 'Sigo siendo invisible en un mundo de dos' (I remain invisible in a world of two) highlights his sense of isolation and the feeling of being unnoticed despite his efforts. This sentiment is echoed in his admission that he is not prepared for love, suggesting a deep-seated vulnerability and a history of emotional pain.

The song also touches on themes of financial struggle and the imbalance of trust. Rsel speaks of reaching the end of the month with little, yet finding it sufficient, indicating a resigned acceptance of his circumstances. The metaphor of his heart beating with a pacemaker due to a metaphorical heart attack underscores his emotional exhaustion and the toll that constant disappointment has taken on him. 'Tansolo' is a poignant exploration of the human condition, marked by a sense of longing, regret, and the relentless pursuit of unattainable dreams.