No Me Duele Lyrics – Morad

No Me Duele Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
In the intro, the artist expresses a strong sense of loyalty to his close friends, referring to them as “los de la L.” He emphasizes the importance of being there for friends in tough times, showing that he’s ready to help when needed. The mention of running like a “galgo” (greyhound) highlights his commitment and speed in coming to their aid.

[Verso 1]
In this verse, the artist reflects on his current mindset, stating he has no desire to form new friendships or romantic relationships. Life has been tough, making it hard for him to see who truly stands by him during difficult times. He acknowledges past mistakes and observes that money often changes how people perceive him and his worth. He recognizes that while money can bring temporary comfort, it doesn’t resolve deeper issues. He also notes how some friends have disappeared after significant events, like weddings, and he remains steadfast, loyal to his true friends without being swayed by fame or trends. The lines convey a sense of resilience, suggesting he prefers to stay detached rather than get close to those who might betray him.

[Puente]
This bridge reveals the artist’s feelings of isolation. He shares a memory of being alone in a tough situation, where his calls for help went unanswered. He describes himself as someone who has always been tough, only showing vulnerability when it comes to his mother. Looking around, he sees that the people he once trusted have let him down, reinforcing the idea that he’s accustomed to solitude and disappointment in life.

[Estribillo]
The chorus highlights the artist’s emotional strength and acceptance of his situation. He repeats that despite having had many friends, only a few remain, and it doesn’t hurt him. The line about trusting only himself shows a deep sense of self-reliance. He emphasizes that loneliness has been a constant in his life, yet he refuses to let it affect him. The repeated phrase “y no me duele” underscores his resilience against the pain of losing friends and the betrayals he has experienced.

[Verso 2]
In this verse, the artist acknowledges that while he’s been searching for something (possibly loyalty or understanding), he doesn’t feel pain over those who have died or betrayed him. He understands the harsh realities of life, where money can blind people and influence their actions. He emphasizes his loyalty to his core group of friends, stating that having a few good friends is far more valuable than having many unreliable ones. The lines also touch on the idea that in life’s battles, being prepared is crucial. He reinforces his allegiance to his close friends and emphasizes that they don’t follow trends or fads; they stick to their principles.

[Estribillo]
The chorus is repeated again, emphasizing the same themes of emotional resilience and self-reliance. The artist reiterates that losing friends doesn’t hurt him, and he continues to trust in himself. This repetition serves to reinforce his message of strength in solitude and the idea that true friendship is rare and precious.

[Outro]
In the outro, the artist reflects on the nature of true friendship, suggesting that a good friend treats you how they wish to be treated. He touches on themes of loyalty, support during celebrations and troubles, and the idea that having many friends doesn’t equate to having true friends. He wraps up with a sense of camaraderie, highlighting the importance of being there for one another and the value of genuine relationships over superficial ones.