"Nunca Nadie Pudo Volar" is an electro-pop anthem about refusing to accept the limits that other people impose. The narrator feels trapped in a stifling world full of noise, routine and emotional exhaustion, so she dreams of doing the impossible: flying. Inspired by real and mythical daredevils—Franz Reichelt, who leapt from the Eiffel Tower with homemade wings, and Ícaro, who soared toward the sun—she decides to leap into the unknown, confident that she will survive where others have failed.
Throughout the lyrics you hear a chorus of doubters repeating “tienes que parar… nadie pudo volar” while the protagonist quietly builds her own escape: sealing windows to mute the outside, crafting an anechoic sphere, and finally feeling the thrill of anti-gravity. The song is equal parts escapist fantasy and motivational manifesto, celebrating the courage to silence the naysayers, trust your own blueprint and chase the sky—even if no one has ever made it out before.