ALMAS ROTAS Lyrics – YSY A, Naim

ALMAS ROTAS Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The intro is just setting the tone with some casual and energetic trap vibes. The artists greet each other, setting up the collaboration, with “Trap, trap, trap” bringing the catchy, rhythmic energy. They’re casually checking in and getting ready to drop into the music, with a playful vibe and a bit of hype.

[Verso 1]
In the first verse, the artists talk about being immersed in a toxic environment, metaphorically swimming in poison and drowning in their vices, such as drinking. They describe arriving at a party but quickly leaving, unable to stay among so many “broken souls.” The mention of “rituals” refers to how people often seek ways to find purpose or control in their lives, but it feels disconnected. The lyrics also express inner conflict, as they try to find answers but only get more questions. There’s a sense of guilt, shown through “catapult of my faults,” and they’re using wine as a form of self-forgiveness. They acknowledge making mistakes but promise to stop, even though they keep falling into the same patterns.

[Estribillo]
In the chorus, the artist talks about taking risks, not trusting surveys or opinions, and following his own path regardless. “Despierta va de sol a sol” means staying awake, working hard without resting, driven by hunger (both literal and metaphorical). He refers to embracing the hard journey (“costeando el abismo” – literally “coasting the abyss”) and becoming used to the struggle. Despite all the chaos and uncertainty in his thoughts, he’s still trying to keep moving forward, even if it’s hard to find real meaning in everything.

[Verso 2]
In the second verse, the artist talks about how even saints don’t seem to help when he makes a wish, feeling abandoned or unheard. He admits to letting sin or bad decisions slip out of his mouth, expressing frustration. There’s a sense of living life recklessly, even getting beats (music) from Salta, and not knowing exactly what he’s searching for. He falls into a pattern of boredom, where nothing really satisfies, and repeats the same mistakes. The verse uses imagery of a burning desire (“prendió la llama y la derritió”) and feeling impulsive, leading to actions that are reckless or regrettable, like burning something up or acting on passion, only to fall back into an empty cycle.

[Estribillo]
The chorus repeats, emphasizing once again the theme of risk-taking, hard work, and the difficult journey. There’s a strong sense of defiance, as the artist continues to push forward, even when things don’t make sense. It’s about surviving the struggle and trying to find meaning, despite feeling lost or overwhelmed.