Aunque Muramos Solos is an anthem for every modern rockstar at heart. Menend and Walls pull back the velvet curtain on a nightlife that sparkles with fame, cigarettes and flashing lights, yet hides bruises of loneliness and self–destruction. Their lyrics jump between swagger and vulnerability: one moment they tear up the club, the next they admit that ego, pressure and broken love are slowly eating them alive. The chorus hits like a raised glass, celebrating the idea that even if they “die alone,” they will do it on their own terms, owning each chaotic night and every scar that comes with it.
At its core, the song is a fearless acceptance of contradictions. It is about chasing dreams of stardom while knowing the cost, forgiving people who could not handle the weight of your name, and choosing a path that outsiders may never understand. Packed with gritty images—three Marlboros in a single night, 5:30 a.m. sing-alongs, and wallets that still crave silver—it reminds listeners that freedom often walks hand in hand with isolation. Play it loud, feel the rush, and decide for yourself if the price of shining this bright is worth paying.