Gibraltar

In 'Gibraltar,' Soto Asa takes listeners on a reflective journey away from the hustle and bustle of city life. The song's lyrics reveal a desire to escape the prying eyes and constant scrutiny of urban living, seeking solace in a place where he can be unseen. This retreat is not about isolation from people but rather a quest for personal space and peace. The repetition of the line 'Me alejé de Gibraltar, no me alejé de la gente' emphasizes that while he distances himself from the city, he remains connected to humanity, suggesting a balance between solitude and social connection.

The imagery of 'perdí en la madrugada' and 'vivo cuando duermen' paints a picture of a nocturnal existence, where the artist finds life and inspiration in the quiet hours of the night. This could symbolize a period of introspection and creativity, away from the distractions of the day. The mention of 'fantasmas en mi visión' and 'siempre ando en una misión' hints at personal struggles and a sense of purpose driving his actions. The song also touches on themes of growth and change, as seen in the lines 'Yo me fui de la ciudad y volví con algo más,' indicating a transformation that occurs during his time away.

Soto Asa's lyrics also reflect a sense of resilience and determination. The lines 'Y bajamos la adicción, ahora volamo' en avión' suggest overcoming obstacles and rising above challenges. The song's narrative is one of self-discovery and empowerment, where the artist finds strength in his journey and returns with a renewed sense of self. The recurring invitation 'si es pa' darme, entonces puedes llamarme' serves as a reminder that despite his physical distance, he remains accessible and open to connection, reinforcing the theme of maintaining relationships while seeking personal growth.