Sueños Lyrics – Kronno Zomber

Sueños Lyrics Meaning

In the first verse, Kronno Zomber kicks things off by comparing himself to influential figures like XXXTentacion and Mike Tyson, emphasizing his strength and boldness. He’s confident in his path, always moving forward without looking back. For him, music is more than just money or fame; all he needs is a microphone and pen to express himself and feel like an icon. He contrasts his authenticity with others who might only get popular on TikTok, stating that he’s respected for his dedication to hip hop. Kronno has been crafting his skills since he was 12, and now, even in his 30s, he’s still pushing boundaries, selling out shows, and feeling like a legend. His lyrics weigh more to him than material success, and he hints that when he steps away from hip hop, the scene itself will feel the impact.

The second verse takes a more personal turn. He talks about the emotional toll of his lifestyle, describing feelings of betrayal and the frustration of being misunderstood. Kronno reflects on a relationship, feeling a disconnect with someone who no longer looks at him the same way after he returns from exhausting tours. His head is spinning, and he tries to escape the stress of the day by partying and drinking, but it only leaves him more drained. He’s torn between his future and his past, unsure how to move forward when old memories and habits are still pulling him down. Yet, he keeps pushing for his family and the life he’s trying to build, even if it means letting go of things that don’t benefit him.

The chorus is simple but powerful. Kronno reminds us that everyone grows up chasing dreams, racing against time. But in the end, money didn’t make him a better person, and fame only brought more struggles. The success they chased has also been a burden, with the weight of their dreams almost drowning them.

In the third verse, he opens up about the darker side of his life. He feels trapped by the negative cycles he’s in, from smoking and recording music that doesn’t seem to lead anywhere, to constantly being painted as the bad guy, no matter how hard he tries. Kronno wants to believe he’s not as bad as people make him out to be, especially since he’s forgiven others when they’ve messed up. He reflects on how dreams, whether for kids or adults, evoke strong emotions, much like the songs of Eminem, one of his idols. Kronno longs to go back to a time before fame and money changed everything, to when he had a burning passion to shake up the world.

In the final verse, Kronno shares more about his journey, comparing himself to a boy from the desert, lost and looking for guidance. His life has been tough, but he embraces it because, despite the hardships, it’s the life he’s built. He recalls traveling to Mexico and performing, realizing that while people might think he has everything, he often feels like he has nothing. He’s been open about his life in his music, but even after searching for truth, it always feels just out of reach. Anxiety weighs him down, but he keeps fighting to rise above it. He struggles to hear his inner child’s voice as the pressures of adulthood drown it out. No one wants to grow up, and dreaming is becoming harder for everyone around him, but Kronno faces it all head-on, ready to keep pushing through the day-to-day grind, even if it means spitting out his truth until the end.

The chorus comes back, repeating the idea that they’ve all grown up racing against time, only to find out that neither money nor fame has made things easier. Their dreams, once so full of hope, have now become heavy burdens that threaten to overwhelm them.