Extraños invites us on an atmospheric journey through the aftermath of a love that has slipped into the shadows. Siddhartha paints two former lovers hiding their memories like secret photographs tucked in a dusty drawer. As time erases the vivid colors of yesterday, they find themselves transformed into strangers ‑ strangers to each other and, in many ways, to the versions of themselves that once loved so fiercely. The lyrics move between the hush of “profundo silencio” and the heavy sigh of “eterna soledad,” capturing that ache we feel when distance stretches on forever yet the heart refuses to let go.
Beneath the melancholy, the song also glimmers with quiet hope. Floating in a “mar de la inmensa oscuridad,” the narrator still searches the depths for those “sueños” that can be rescued alive. It is a reminder that even when relationships dissolve, our dreams survive, waiting to be salvaged and reborn. Wrapped in a dreamy indie-pop soundscape, Extraños becomes a bittersweet anthem about the cost of being human, the silence that follows goodbye, and the stubborn light of possibility flickering in the dark.