Polaris

In 'Polaris,' Saiko delves into the complexities of a long-distance relationship, capturing the emotional turbulence and yearning that come with being separated from a loved one. The song's title, 'Polaris,' refers to the North Star, a celestial guide that has historically helped travelers find their way. This metaphor is central to the song, symbolizing the hope and direction the artist seeks to bridge the physical gap between him and his partner.

The lyrics paint a vivid picture of the emotional landscape of long-distance love. Saiko expresses a deep sense of longing and confusion, as he struggles to understand his partner's feelings and intentions. The repeated lines, 'A kilómetros de mí' (At kilometers from me), emphasize the physical and emotional distance that strains their connection. Despite this, he remains committed and faithful, yearning for clarity and a deeper understanding of their relationship.

Saiko's vulnerability is palpable as he admits to feeling lost and unsure of what to say when they are together. This contrasts with his usual self-assured demeanor, highlighting the profound impact his partner has on him. The song also touches on the frustration and pain of miscommunication and the challenges of maintaining intimacy across distances. Yet, amidst the uncertainty, there is a persistent desire to overcome these obstacles, guided by the hope that 'Polaris' will lead him back to his love.

The cultural reference to 'Ferxxo,' a popular artist known for his romantic and introspective songs, adds another layer to the narrative, suggesting that music serves as a solace and a reminder of his partner. Ultimately, 'Polaris' is a heartfelt exploration of love's resilience and the enduring hope that, despite the miles, the connection can be maintained and even strengthened.