X Ti

In 'X Ti,' Soto Asa delves into themes of emotional detachment and materialism, painting a picture of a relationship devoid of genuine feelings. The repetitive refrain, 'Yo no siento nada por ti' (I don't feel anything for you), underscores the emotional numbness that the artist feels towards his partner. This lack of emotional connection is further emphasized by the line 'Tú nunca miraste por mí' (You never looked out for me), suggesting a one-sided relationship where the partner's interest was never in the artist himself but perhaps in what he could offer materially or socially.

The mention of 'bling' throughout the song serves as a metaphor for material wealth and superficial attraction. Soto Asa acknowledges that his partner was more interested in his status and possessions than in him as a person. The line 'Sé que solo te llamaba mi bling' (I know you only called me for my bling) highlights this superficial connection, where the relationship is based on materialism rather than genuine affection. This theme is further explored with the imagery of the city going to sleep and the artist escaping, symbolizing a desire to break free from these shallow connections.

Soto Asa's lyrics also touch on the broader societal context of modern relationships, where materialism often overshadows emotional depth. The reference to 'la nave 70k' and 'el bling' reflects a lifestyle focused on wealth and status, which can lead to hollow and unfulfilling relationships. The artist's acknowledgment that there are 'más chiquillos con más brillos' (more kids with more bling) suggests a recognition of the transient and replaceable nature of such connections. Ultimately, 'X Ti' is a poignant commentary on the emptiness that can accompany relationships built on materialism and the longing for something more meaningful.