Cristal invites us into Belén Aguilera’s inner monologue, where anxiety tangles her throat and every breath feels borrowed. She sings about ignoring her own warning signs, stepping into life without an emotional coat, and suddenly realizing the storm has left her gasping for air. The repeated image of having “no air” spotlights that choking panic we feel when we keep quiet for too long. Now that the chaos is settling, she discovers a new kind of vulnerability: she feels as delicate as glass.
Yet the song isn’t just a confession of weakness. It’s a candid exploration of what happens after the tempest, when self-reflection takes center stage. Aguilera wrestles with questions of identity, fear of death, and the search for answers inside every heartbeat. Cristal reminds us that admitting fragility can be the first sparkle of strength, turning transparent moments into mirrors for self-discovery.