Intro

The song 'Intro' by C.R.O, an Argentine artist known for his work in the trap and urban music scene, presents a haunting repetition of desires and an attempt to escape an oppressive feeling. The lyrics are relatively simple but carry a weight of emotion and a sense of urgency. The repeated line 'Házmelo otra vez' which translates to 'Do it to me again,' suggests a longing for an experience or feeling that the speaker wants to relive. This could be interpreted as a desire for a thrill, a drug, a relationship, or any form of high that provides an escape from reality.

The lines 'Trato de escaparme pero aquí nadie me oye' ('I try to escape but nobody hears me here') and 'Siento que estoy loco, estoy escuchando voces' ('I feel like I'm crazy, I'm hearing voices') indicate a feeling of entrapment and isolation. The artist seems to be struggling with inner turmoil and the sense that his pleas for help or attempts to break free are going unnoticed. The mention of 'Siempre salgo después de las dos' ('I always go out after two') could imply a nocturnal lifestyle, possibly hinting at the nightlife scene or the darker hours when one might seek solace or indulge in vices.

The outro of the song, where it is stated 'Bebé, esto no es música' ('Baby, this is not music'), could be a meta-commentary on the nature of the song itself. It suggests that what the listener is experiencing transcends traditional music—it's an expression of raw emotion, a call for help, or a cathartic release. The minimalist lyrics and the repetition serve to emphasize the cyclical nature of the speaker's situation, creating a hypnotic effect that mirrors the addictive or inescapable scenario they are describing.