Is the light in the distance a brand-new sun or just a trick of the night? Loli Molina begins 2+2 with a curious gaze at something shining far away, then quickly turns that curiosity inward. Why, she asks, does the most basic equation suddenly feel off? By singing “dos más dos no es tres,” she’s playfully pointing out how life often refuses to add up the way it should. Yet instead of panicking, she chats with her pillow, turns to dreams for guidance, and discovers that music can smooth out the math of messy emotions.
The chorus becomes a friendly reminder that everyone is a mix of “weird,” “bad,” “healthy,” and “human.” No one’s numbers line up perfectly, and that’s perfectly fine. Molina’s message is clear: keep questioning, keep singing, and keep accepting the beautiful miscalculations that make us who we are.