“Nada” feels like a magical storm rolling in from Lido Pimienta’s Caribbean-Colombian coast. At first listen, the beat shimmers with electronic hues, yet the lyrics dive deep into heart and soul. Pimienta sings that after everything she has felt, lived, suffered and learned, “ya no me queda nada”—nothing remains. Far from hopeless, this emptiness is a reset button: she clears the slate, ready to rebuild herself. The repeated line is hypnotic, making you sway while reflecting on all the love and effort you have poured into people or dreams that never quite returned your investment.
Then comes her fearless declaration. She is “mujer de lluvia, de sangre en luna, de tierra, sal y duna.” Wrapped in poetic images of rain, moon-blood and coastal sand, she stares death in the face and smiles. Pain lives inside her, but it no longer rules her. “Nada” is both a confession and a victory chant—a cathartic anthem of resilience, womanhood and fearless rebirth. Listen closely and you’ll feel the power of letting go so you can start anew.