“Me Reces” is ARON’s late-night diary turned into a neon-lit anthem. The South Korean artist spills his thoughts in Spanish, painting a room where time slips away, windows mist over, and splashes of “mil colores” hide “mil dolores.” Between fashion-show glitter and lurking inner demons, he raps about feeling watched, judged, and pulled toward despair. Yet every rhyme is a brushstroke of defiance: like Neo dodging bullets, he refuses to let anxiety or outside pressures chain him.
The chorus repeats the confession “solo a veces,” reminding us that loneliness comes in waves. When it hits, ARON channels the pain onto paper, transforming it into art that listeners can pray over—“crucificado pa’ que me reces.” The song is both vulnerable and rebellious, a vivid reminder that admitting our struggles is the first step to outrunning them and finding limitless skies.