ESPERO

In 'ESPERO,' Salas delves into the emotional turmoil and self-reflection that follows a breakup. The song opens with the artist admitting that he has become addicted to his former partner's flaws, despite believing that solitude is the right path for him. This paradox sets the stage for a narrative filled with conflicting emotions and a journey towards self-acceptance. The lyrics suggest that the relationship was fraught with misunderstandings and judgments, particularly around the artist's way of speaking, which he defends by stating that 'saints are never perfect.'

As the song progresses, Salas expresses a sense of resignation and detachment. He wishes his ex well with her new partner, even though he knows she might want to return to him. This sentiment is repeated throughout the song, emphasizing his resolve to move on and focus on himself. The references to other artists like Karol G and Anuel, as well as Bad Bunny, highlight a cultural context where independence and self-worth are celebrated. Salas aligns himself with this narrative, declaring that he is now 'free' and has no time for another woman.

The song also touches on the pain and struggle of letting go. Salas mentions the numerous things that hurt him and his efforts to release these burdens. He reveals a more vulnerable side, referring to himself as 'Santi' rather than his stage name, Salas, indicating a deeper, more personal level of communication. The repetition of the phrase 'Espero que te vaya bien cabrón' serves as both a farewell and a declaration of his newfound independence. Ultimately, 'ESPERO' is a raw and honest exploration of heartbreak, self-discovery, and the complexities of moving on.