Song meaning of Principalmente Me Sinto Arrasada by Luísa Sonza

Ah, "Principalmente Me Sinto Arrasada" by Luísa Sonza, what a rollercoaster of emotions this song is! Luísa starts off by saying she's tired, like really tired. She's been trying to beat the clock, but it seems like time has been winning. She wishes she could hate this person, really let the anger flow through her veins, but their absence just exhausts her. She's angry, but she's also a hypocrite because she can't find the pause button on their theatrical performance. It's making her sick, literally nauseous! She's being watched, people counting every step she takes, but seriously, who finds that amusing? Her mind is a mess, and she feels like she wants to scream, but her voice just comes out all scratchy. And why is she even rhyming? It's making her lose her mind! In the second verse, Luísa realizes she can't sacrifice herself anymore. She gave it her all, but she's grateful for everything she experienced with this person. It shaped her into the fabulous mess she is today. Even when she feels distant, she urges them to remember what’s left between them, like, hold onto that, guys! In the third verse, she snaps! Luísa tells herself it's getting late, her alarm is going off, and she needs to get her act together. She's not a baby anymore, so stop whining! She wonders if anyone even cares about what she has to say or if she's just an irrelevant fraud. Soon enough, we'll find out if sanity pays her a visit or if she's about to cross over to the land of madness. Stay tuned, folks!