todas iguales

In 'todas iguales,' Seven Kayne delves into the emotional turmoil and disillusionment that often accompany romantic relationships. The song opens with a tribute to Juice WRLD, a nod to the late artist's influence and perhaps a shared sense of emotional vulnerability. The lyrics immediately set the tone of heartbreak, with the artist lamenting yet another failed relationship and the realization that he may never love again. This recurring theme of disillusionment is encapsulated in the repeated line, 'Son todas iguales,' suggesting that all romantic partners ultimately bring the same pain and disappointment.

The song's chorus reinforces this sentiment, portraying relationships as cyclical and inevitably ending in conflict. The use of the word 'rivales' (rivals) highlights the adversarial nature of these relationships, where love turns into a battleground. The artist's frustration is palpable as he reflects on being misled and left feeling like a joke. This sense of betrayal is further emphasized in the lines where he questions how to move on without pain, indicating a deep emotional struggle.

As the song progresses, Seven Kayne shifts from despair to a more resolute stance. He decides to focus on himself, burning memories of past relationships and acknowledging that something better will come. This transformation is symbolized by the imagery of a 'búho cuidándome' (an owl watching over me), suggesting wisdom and protection as he navigates his loneliness. The song concludes with a reaffirmation of his belief that all relationships end the same way, but with a newfound determination to become an 'ícono' (icon), signifying personal growth and resilience despite the heartbreak.