En Parte… No lo sé Lyrics – Duki

Meaning of ‘En Parte… No lo sé’ Lyrics Explained

Parte I: En Parte… Meaning:
Intro Meaning:
¡Duko!
This is just Duki’s signature shoutout—kind of like a way to mark the start of his verse.

Estribillo Meaning:
He’s been constantly flying, touring, and living fast-paced days and nights, and it’s messing with his head. He’s thinking so much about someone that he forgets where he came from and why he’s hurting—but somehow, those wounds feel like they’re just part of who he is now.

Verso Meaning:
Even though he buys tons of new clothes and seems to live a flashy life, none of that fills the emptiness left by the person he lost. They hit him emotionally so hard that now he sees pain everywhere. Their love felt like a dream, almost unreal, and being with them made him feel on top of the world. But like a beautiful rose with thorns, that love came with pain. He’s out looking for them, hoping to find them again—even if they were hiding their face. To him, they’re so deeply real, it’s like they don’t even seem possible to others.

Puente Meaning:
Pain gives his life some sort of meaning. Even with all of it, life still gives him reasons to move forward. He holds onto memories like treasures—like a potion that keeps him going. If he ever falls, he wants it to be in the hands of the person he loves, as if that would bring peace.

Estribillo Meaning:
Again, he’s caught in the nonstop rhythm of tours and days blending into nights. He can’t stop thinking about this person, and it’s messing with his sense of self. The pain he carries feels like a part of him now—something he can’t separate from who he is.

Outro Meaning:
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This part feels abstract or personal—like a code, date, or inside reference that means something only Duki truly understands.

Parte II: No lo sé Meaning:
Intro Meaning:
¡Ivo!
U-U-Uli, hahaha
Yeah, ey
Just some producer shoutouts and vocal effects to set the tone.

Estribillo Meaning:
He feels stuck—he knows he needs to take the next step in life or his career, but he’s unsure how. On the outside, his life looks smooth and successful, but he’s carrying problems that no one notices. He knows someone in his circle might let him down, but he can’t tell who it’ll be.

Verso Meaning:
People who used to hate on him now see his face everywhere—in posters, magazines, all over the place. His schedule is packed, and he’s always on stage or flying out for shows. When people ask how it feels to tour nonstop for months, he laughs and says he could do it forever. He built his career with effort, sacrifice, and belief in himself. Now that he’s on top, some people forget how far he’s come and everything he went through. He reminds them that he started from the bottom, and it wasn’t always glamorous.

Puente Meaning:
Others may forget their roots and struggles, but he doesn’t. He remembers everyone who stood by him and all they endured together. He promised he’d make it—and he didn’t stop until he did.

Estribillo Meaning:
He’s repeating that internal conflict—he knows he needs to move forward, but he’s unsure how. Even though things look easy from the outside, he’s still dealing with pain and challenges no one sees. Trust is hard, and he feels like someone close will eventually let him down, but he can’t figure out who. He repeats this feeling, almost like it’s echoing in his mind—stuck in this loop of uncertainty and hidden struggle.

Outro Meaning:
He circles back to the same thought—someone is going to fail him, but he doesn’t know who. He’s got his own problems, but people don’t see them. And again, he’s facing this next big step in life, unsure of how or when to take it.