Dame Tiempo (feat. Lia Kali & Lupita's Friends)

Sibil.la3's song 'Dame Tiempo,' featuring Lia Kali and Lupita's Friends, delves into themes of uncertainty, self-worth, and the quest for personal growth. The repetitive lines 'No sé lo que gastas, No sé lo que cuestas' (I don't know what you spend, I don't know what you cost) reflect a sense of confusion and lack of clarity about one's value and the cost of their efforts. This repetition emphasizes the struggle to understand one's place and worth in a world that often demands tangible results and clear metrics of success.

The lyrics also touch on the weight of unmet expectations and the frustration of not yet achieving one's goals. The line 'Me pesa todo, Todo lo que no tengo' (Everything weighs on me, Everything I don't have) captures the burden of unfulfilled desires and the pressure to succeed. Despite this, the song also conveys a sense of resilience and faith. The singer acknowledges praying to something 'no concreto' (not concrete) and having an abundance of faith, even without clear answers. This juxtaposition of doubt and faith highlights the internal conflict many face when navigating life's uncertainties.

In the latter part of the song, there is a shift towards self-empowerment and hope. The singer asks for time, 'Vida dame tiempo' (Life, give me time), recognizing that personal growth and understanding take time. The metaphor of having a 'campo de girasoles dentro' (field of sunflowers inside) symbolizes potential and the beauty that lies within, waiting to be nurtured and grown. The journey of past struggles and tears is acknowledged as a formative experience, shaping the 'guerrera' (warrior) who sings today. This transformation from doubt to self-assurance and the recognition of one's inner strength is a powerful message of the song.