Sobredosis translates directly to "overdose". It's a striking and somewhat unexpected word to find in a song, making it memorable and intriguing.
In the lyrics, Neto Reyno uses it metaphorically to express his intense passion for life. He states, "el día que muera será de sobredosis de todo eso," meaning he wants to die from an "overdose" of all the good things he loves: family, music, learning, dreaming, and flying. This powerful imagery conveys a deep commitment to living life to the fullest.
Neto Reyno's "Y Nos Damos Otro" is all about living life to the fullest and appreciating every moment, especially the simple ones. He kicks off by saying, "hoy es un día no cualquiera no es normal" [today is not just any day, it's not normal], feeling like something big is about to happen and he's ready to enjoy it. It's about finding peace and making sure his family and crew are always good.
The song has this cool, laid-back vibe, with Neto talking about waking up early with a 'toque' in hand and just wanting to keep the good times rolling until dawn. "Y nos damos otro" [and we give ourselves another] is a repeated line, a reminder that days don't have to be broken; they're for us, for our loved ones, and for the life we've been given. He even mentions how music helps him think and enjoy life without limits, like when you first discover art and it never lets you go. It's a celebration of staying true to yourself, growing, and never giving up on what you love, even after 20 years in the game. He's an addict, but not in the way you might think: "soy un adicto pero adicto también a que mi familia siempre esté bien" [I'm an addict, but also addicted to my family always being well], to his work, to music, to learning, and to dreaming. He wants to leave a legacy, a guiding star for others, so that when he's gone, his impact will still shine bright.