Toy Solo (Lonely) (feat. Aka Castro y Lito Kirino

The song 'Toy Solo (Lonely) (feat. Aka Castro y Lito Kirino)' by Treintisiete delves into the personal consequences of a lifestyle centered around partying and the resulting loneliness. The lyrics express a narrative of someone who has chosen a life of constant partying over a stable relationship, leading to a sense of isolation. The repeated line 'Toy solo de hace pila por gustarme lo' party, Ya no soy tu daddy' suggests a realization of the cost of this lifestyle choice, as the speaker acknowledges that their preference for parties has led to a breakup and they are no longer in a paternal or protective role in their partner's life.

The song also touches on themes of regret and self-awareness. The artist reflects on past behavior, such as being called stingy for not spending on the latest fashion, and admits to not missing the relationship but recognizes the potential to cause harm due to their 'black heart.' This introspection shows a complex emotional state where the artist is grappling with the consequences of their actions and the loss of a significant relationship.

The inclusion of phrases like 'no va a encontrar un ganster como yo' and 'la mala eres tú' adds a layer of bravado and blame-shifting, suggesting a defensive stance. The artist claims that the partner will not find someone like them and implies that the partner is at fault for not appreciating what they had. This defensiveness could be a coping mechanism to deal with the loneliness and regret that comes with the realization that their choices have led to their current solitary state.