Mudar means "to change" or "to shed," often implying a significant transformation or the act of moving from one place to another. It's a less common verb than cambiar and carries a more profound sense of transition.
In the song, the phrase "Mudar el corazón" (to change/shed the heart) is particularly striking. It suggests a deep emotional shift, perhaps letting go of old feelings or adapting to new circumstances, making it a powerful and evocative choice for the lyrics.
Have you ever felt like a city was just… swallowing you whole? That's the vibe Siddhartha and Zoé are giving us in "La Ciudad (Cap. 6)"! It's all about that really strange feeling of moving on from people you've held close, and leaving behind places where you once felt like one with someone else. The lyrics talk about "Sueltas personas que abrazas" [You let go of people you embrace] and "Calles en que fuimos una vez" [Streets where we once were]. It's a song about change, about the heart feeling empty, and the crazy feeling of being lost in a city.
There's this constant push and pull in the song. The city can make you feel "loco" [crazy] when you listen to it, but then it can also "te vuelve polvo" [turn you to dust] when it absorbs you. It's like, what do you do? Do you wait to see "Qué va a pasar" [What's going to happen]? Or do you try to go back, even though things are different now? It's a super relatable feeling of being caught between the past and an uncertain future, all while the big city just keeps on moving around you.