Tal Y Cual feels like a late-night voice note from a rising star who is racing between studio sessions, photo flashes, and airport gates, yet can think only about that one person who keeps his feet on the ground. Pole and Hens confess their fears with candor: she worries he might change, he worries she might leave, and both know that love is the only thing keeping the chaos in check. The song flips between glamorous moments and everyday insecurity, showing how fame can feel suffocating while a simple "¿Qué tal si pillo un vuelo pa' dos?" can make everything lighter.
Behind the catchy beat you will hear a tug-of-war between ambition and affection. Pole admits he can be "todo un desastre" and loves the spotlight a little too much, but the minute she appears, the superstar shrinks into an ordinary boy who forgets about euros and deadlines. "Lo tuyo sí que es arte" is his way of saying that her authenticity outshines any award or headline. The message is playful yet heartfelt: success is sweet, but it means nothing if you cannot share it with someone who sees the real you.