INNECESARIO

At first, it seems like it's all just bravado: dirty words, unfiltered confessions, sarcasm directed at Cupid. But between the lines, something else shines through - a stubborn tenderness that doesn't fit with the “bad boy” persona. It sounds bold, but in reality it's a classic story: the desire to get closer and at the same time the fear of admitting that it's more important than one would like.

Every line is like an attempt to joke it off, to hide behind street slang, but it still comes across as vulnerability. It seems like a game for show, but inside there is a simple need for a quick response to a call, for a heart beating nearby, for not wasting time. And in this chaos of “wrong” words and passionate confessions, the track lives on - like an honest exchange between two people who can't seem to learn how to sort out their feelings calmly.