Madrid Lyrics – Kidd Voodoo, Álvaro Díaz

Madrid Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Kidd Voodoo]
The intro expresses how the singer saw someone alone and having fun in Madrid, looking for them. It’s a casual, carefree scene where the person is searching for the singer, possibly suggesting some unresolved feelings or connection between them.

[Verso 1: Kidd Voodoo]
In the first verse, the singer describes being in a club with someone, where they constantly stare at each other but never speak. Things aren’t going well between them, and it seems like their relationship is falling apart, leaving the singer uncertain about the future and where things are headed.

[Pre-Coro: Kidd Voodoo]
The pre-chorus shows the singer being pushed away emotionally. They acknowledge things have changed and aren’t the same as before. Even though the other person is trying to move on, the singer knows themselves well and admits they still have feelings.

[Coro: Kidd Voodoo]
The chorus repeats the scene where the singer spots this person again, alone and having fun in Madrid, still looking for them. This suggests the person still feels something and is searching for the singer, creating a sense of longing and unfinished business.

[Post-Coro: Kidd Voodoo]
In the post-chorus, the singer acknowledges their fiery nature, saying they will always give their best and keep the connection alive. However, they warn the other person not to take advantage of their willingness to get involved again, showing some vulnerability and caution.

[Verso 2: Kidd Voodoo]
The second verse talks about the singer trying to move on but still being haunted by memories of the person. They recall how the person’s smile and presence affected them deeply. The singer struggles with accepting that things are over, but they still want to reconnect, constantly waiting for a message or response. The verse also highlights their confidence, mentioning past battles they’ve won and their readiness to face challenges.

[Puente: Kidd Voodoo]
The bridge expresses the singer’s desire for the person not to hide their feelings. It’s easy to forget and close the chapter, but the singer is still thinking about them, showing their inner conflict and desire to continue the connection.

[Coro: Kidd Voodoo & Kidd Voodoo & Alvaro Diaz]
The chorus repeats the same theme as before, with the singer seeing the person in Madrid again, searching for them. This reinforces the ongoing tension and unresolved emotions between the two.

[Post-Coro: Alvaro Diaz & Kidd Voodoo]
The post-chorus continues with the message of always being ready to give their all, while also warning not to take advantage of their willingness to be open again. It shows that despite the pain, they are still waiting and open to a response.

[Verso 3: Alvaro Diaz]
In the third verse, Álvaro Díaz expresses frustration and confusion. He mentions that the person claims not to miss him but still asks about him and is curious about his life. He admits to muting but never truly forgetting them. He reflects on the past moments with the person, expressing hurt over them leaving without a proper goodbye. The verse also hints at jealousy and desire, as he still has strong feelings for the person and imagines being close to them again.

[Puente: Alvaro Diaz]
The bridge expresses confusion over the person’s cold behavior, especially towards someone else who is showing interest in them. Álvaro Díaz uses references to other songs, indicating he’s ready to take action and get involved again, showing his readiness to pursue the relationship once more.

[Coro: Alvaro Diaz]
This is a repeat of the earlier chorus, again showing the theme of the person being alone in Madrid and searching for the singer. This reinforces the idea that despite everything, there’s still some kind of emotional pull between them.

[Post-Coro: Álvaro Díaz & Kidd Voodoo]
The post-chorus emphasizes the same feelings: the singer will always give their all, but they also warn the person not to take advantage of their openness. It’s a mix of desire and caution, signaling that they’re willing to give love but don’t want to be hurt again.

[Outro: Alvaro Diaz & Kidd Voodoo]
The outro repeats the message of waiting for the person to respond, emphasizing that the singer is still thinking about them. It ends with a reminder not to take advantage of their willingness to engage, suggesting that the singer is still emotionally involved and waiting for a sign from the person.