SOLO EN LA CAPITAL (feat. Tiago PZK)

TOBI's song 'SOLO EN LA CAPITAL,' featuring Tiago PZK, delves into the profound feelings of loneliness and despair experienced by someone living in a bustling metropolis. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a person struggling with their mental health, feeling isolated despite being surrounded by the constant activity of the city. The recurring theme of waking up alone in the capital city underscores the sense of disconnection and the overwhelming thoughts that plague the protagonist's mind.

The song explores the use of substances as a coping mechanism to escape reality. Lines like 'Me olvido cuando me drogo' (I forget when I get high) and 'Aliviando el dolor con la coke' (Easing the pain with coke) highlight the temporary relief that drugs provide, but also the inability to change the harsh reality. This self-destructive behavior is a common theme in music that addresses mental health issues, reflecting the real-life struggles many face when dealing with depression and anxiety.

The lyrics also touch on the pressure to maintain a facade of normalcy, especially in the line 'Ayer preguntó mamá qué pasaba por acá / Y no le puedo decir na' porque tengo que grabar' (Yesterday mom asked what was going on / And I can't tell her anything because I have to record). This illustrates the conflict between personal suffering and professional obligations, a struggle that many artists and individuals face. The song's haunting repetition of 'Desperté estando solo en la capital' (I woke up alone in the capital) serves as a poignant reminder of the protagonist's ongoing battle with their inner demons and the desire to escape their current state.