Mía (part. Micro TDH y Ron Carter)

In "Mía," Rusherking, alongside Micro TDH and Ron Carter, delves into the complexities of desire, possession, and the intricate dance of emotions in romantic relationships. The song's lyrics reveal a narrative of longing and the paradoxical attraction to someone who is both elusive and deceitful. The protagonist is drawn to the thrill of being ignored, recognizing the underlying falsehoods in the other person's actions. This dynamic creates a tension between wanting to possess the other person entirely and the awareness of their deceptive nature.

The repeated desire to make the other person "mía" (mine) underscores a yearning for exclusivity and intimacy. The protagonist is willing to adapt and change, even learning "trucos básicos" (basic tricks), to win over the object of their affection. This willingness to change highlights the depth of their infatuation and the lengths they are prepared to go to maintain the connection. The passage of time, symbolized by the "agujas del reloj" (clock hands), adds urgency to their desire, emphasizing the fleeting nature of opportunities in love.

The song also explores the theme of mutual ignorance, where both parties engage in a game of ignoring each other while simultaneously being aware of the other's actions. This creates a cycle of emotional push and pull, where the protagonist is left feeling isolated yet still deeply connected to the person they desire. The interplay of truth and lies, love and neglect, forms the core of the song's emotional landscape, capturing the bittersweet essence of a complicated romantic entanglement.