Nueva Season Lyrics – Delaossa

Nueva Season Lyrics Meaning

[Verso 1]
In this verse, the artist talks about a major change in his life. After being sober for 60 days, he reflects on how different his perspective feels, especially as the new year begins. He marks this moment as the start of a new chapter, leaving behind intense, chaotic years full of dreams and trips he barely remembers. He expresses regret about his past, particularly how the pursuit of fake success and a fast life became problematic. The partying is over, and it’s time to move on. He’s now focusing on healing, both physically (taking care of his knee) and emotionally, by re-evaluating friendships and getting closer to his family. This year is about self-care and growth. The artist also mentions how the idea of an album led to personal changes, but he’s now more focused on personal fulfillment rather than external recognition. He has stopped caring about being a trendsetter or a “fashion victim,” and no longer desires that attention. Instead, he’s embracing simpler things, like going to the gym and realizing he’s no longer the same person. This verse highlights his transformation and desire for inner peace.

[Puente]
In the bridge, the artist shares that the biggest battle he’s facing is not with external challenges but with himself. This internal struggle is the most important one at the moment. He points out that the true enemy is within him, suggesting that self-doubt, old habits, or internal conflicts are what he needs to conquer in order to grow and move forward.

[Verso 2]
In this verse, the artist acknowledges the support he’s received from close people in his life during his recovery, like his friend Isi and Bigla’s mom, who prayed for him. He also mentions friends who’ve turned their lives around, like Carlos and Raggio. He reflects on how personal change leads to a ripple effect in everything around him, and now, he feels thankful and satisfied with what he has. He’s regained important relationships, including with his father and brother, and has distanced himself from the pressures of the music industry. There’s a focus on living in the present, staying grounded, and not chasing fame. He expresses gratitude for life and no longer feels the need to chase after after-parties or superficial pursuits. He also mentions his family, like his grandmother and uncle, with love and care, recognizing their importance. The verse illustrates a return to simple, meaningful moments with family, away from the chaos. The artist has matured and is finding peace in staying true to himself and his roots. He highlights that his happiness now comes from within, from his family, and his efforts to live a healthier life.

[Estribillo]
In the chorus, the artist sings about the difficult moments in life, when things seem hopeless and dark, symbolized by the “black night.” However, he finds light in the form of “La Madrugá” — a time of spiritual awakening and peace. The phrase represents a moment of clarity when everything feels right. It’s a time when he connects with God, and he feels that his prayers are heard and answered. Despite all challenges, he finds hope and strength through faith.