Necio (part. LIT killah)

The song 'Necio' by Paulo Londra, featuring LIT killah, delves into the emotional turmoil of unrequited love and the struggle of moving on from a relationship that has ended. The title 'Necio' translates to 'foolish' or 'stubborn' in English, which is a key theme throughout the song. The lyrics express the protagonist's inability to let go of someone who doesn't reciprocate his feelings, despite knowing that it might not be the right thing to do. The repeated lines 'Y yo no sé si está bien, o yo no sé si está mal' ('And I don't know if it's right, or I don't know if it's wrong') reflect the internal conflict and confusion he feels.

The song's narrative portrays the protagonist's desire for the attention and affection of the person he loves, as he sings 'Quiero que me busque' ('I want her to look for me'), indicating his longing for her to seek him out as he does for her. The lyrics also touch on the pain of seeing a loved one hurt by someone else and the hopelessness of being overlooked, as seen in 'Te busqué por la ciudad / Cuando él te hizo llorar / No me tuviste en cuenta' ('I looked for you in the city / When he made you cry / You didn't consider me'). This paints a picture of someone who is willing to be there for the other person, even when it's not reciprocated.

Paulo Londra's musical style often incorporates elements of Latin trap and reggaeton, and 'Necio' is no exception. The song's rhythm and flow complement the emotional weight of the lyrics, creating a poignant and relatable track for anyone who has experienced the one-sided nature of love. The collaboration with LIT killah adds a dynamic layer to the song, as both artists contribute their unique styles to the narrative of longing and persistence in the face of unreturned affection.