Imagine standing beneath a glittering sky, whispering an apology to every star you see. That is the mood of “Universo,” where Blas Cantó turns the cosmos into a confessional booth. He admits he has been hiding his true self, “turning off” his own voice out of fear of being judged. By repeatedly saying “Perdóname, Universo” he asks the entire universe – and perhaps himself – for forgiveness for shrinking away from his dreams and letting silence win.
The song’s heartbeat is self-reflection: Why did I let fear steal my words? Where do my unspoken dreams go? Yet there is hope swirling through the apology. Cantó reminds us he can still be “like the wind” and break free, reclaiming the space inside his mind for new possibilities. “Universo” becomes a cosmic pep-talk, urging listeners to stop running, own their identity, and speak up before their aspirations disappear into silence. It is equal parts vulnerability and empowerment, wrapped in an uplifting pop melody that feels as boundless as the night sky.