No Son Horas

RVFV's song 'No Son Horas' delves into the artist's personal narrative of hustling and the hardships of street life. The lyrics express a sense of apology for being absent, which is justified by the necessity to work odd hours to make ends meet. The phrase 'No son horas' translates to 'It's not the time,' reflecting the unconventional and often nocturnal hours that come with life on the streets. The artist acknowledges that 'the street has no schedule,' highlighting the unpredictable and demanding nature of trying to survive and provide.

The song also touches on themes of ambition and the determination to overcome poverty. RVFV vows to achieve what he never had and refuses to die poor, indicating a strong will to change his circumstances. This resolve is coupled with a sense of gratitude towards those who have supported him, including God, his mother, and his community. The mention of Almería, a city in Spain, roots the song in a specific place that has shaped the artist's experiences.

Amidst the struggle, there is a recurring plea for warmth and connection, symbolized by the need for the voice and warmth of a loved one. This emotional anchor suggests that despite the challenges faced in the pursuit of financial stability, personal relationships and emotional support are vital for survival and provide a sense of salvation from the harsh realities of the streets.