Otros Planes Lyrics – Kris R., Hades66, Almighty

Otros Planes Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Kris R.]
The intro sets the mood with a deep sense of heartbreak. The singer talks about how hard it is to miss someone you loved, especially now that she’s with someone else. He feels emotionally empty even when the room is full. Lighting a candle shows he’s hoping she’ll come back, like a small prayer in the middle of pain and loneliness.

[Coro: Kris R. & Hades66]
This chorus shows how the pain is eating him up inside. He says he loses control and turns to his vices—probably drügs or alcohol—to numb what he feels. But when he’s sober, thoughts of her always come back. Someone told him you win more by letting go, but he doesn’t feel that way. He’s stuck alone in his room, hurting every time he sees her happy online with someone else. He knows she tries to act like she forgot him, but deep down, he believes she hasn’t.

[Verso 1: Hades66]
Here, Hades66 dives into his emotional mess. He compares himself to Almighty’s earlier song “Indiferente,” saying he tries to act unbothered, but her image stays in his head. He’s confused—he doesn’t know if she’s changed or if she still feels something for him. Even when he insults her out of frustration, it’s clear she’s not like the rest. Their relationship has been full of fights and misunderstandings, and now there’s just noise instead of love. He admits that being with her felt fake, like he was lying to himself, but it was still something he held on to. Time keeps moving, but he feels stuck and emotionally numb. He’s living in a fantasy that no longer makes sense—they’re opposites who just couldn’t make it work.

[Coro: Kris R.]
This part brings back the same pain. He’s still alone, still trying to distract himself from the heartbreak. He repeats that when he’s not high or drunk, she floods his mind again. Even though people say you win by letting someone go, he’s not convinced. The walls around him feel like a prison, and it hurts even more to see her posting happy pictures with another guy. No matter how much she acts like she forgot him, he’s sure she hasn’t really moved on.

[Verso 2: Kris R.]
Kris admits that in the end, he stopped chasing her—he let her go, stopped texting, and even unfollowed her. It hurt him deeply when he saw she had deleted everything from their past on social media. Time passed, and now they’re just strangers. He can’t understand how she forgot him so easily. He even reached out once, saying he missed her, but what really crushed him was seeing her in love with someone else.

[Puente: Kris R. & Almighty]
This part captures a simple but painful truth—being away from her helps him heal, but being close to her only makes things worse. It’s a tough emotional push and pull that he can’t fully escape.

[Verso 3: Almighty]
Almighty compares himself to a prisoner locked in by the breakup. He says breaking the addiction to her felt like kicking a drug. Seeing her party and post pictures makes it even harder. She’s like forbidden fruit—tempting but full of problems. He can’t forget the intense moments they shared, especially physical ones. It drives him crazy that she’s with someone else but might still be thinking about him. His chaotic lifestyle in Miami doesn’t help either—nothing feels stable. He’s obsessed with her and compares himself to Tom chasing Jerry. Even if she tries to escape, he says he’ll find a way back to her, joking about digging a tunnel like El Chapo. He lights up to relax and invites her to go wild with him one more time, showing he’s still not over her.

[Outro: Hades66 & Almighty]
The outro is more of a shoutout to the crew and artists involved, giving credit to their squad and producers. It keeps the energy hyped up while closing the song, like signing off with a personal touch from everyone who helped make it.