Emanero's "Whisky" is a really reflective track where he's looking back at his life and wondering about the future. He talks about wanting to explain things to his dad, like having "tatuajes con mis letras" [tattoos with my lyrics] and how he's changed. He even questions his own identity, saying "a veces miro y no sé bien Quién es el que está en el espejo" [sometimes I look and I don't really know who is in the mirror].
He longs to go back to a simpler time, to be "de nuevo este de la ropa gigante que buscaba como era el mundo" [again, the one in the giant clothes who was looking for what the world was like]. There's a strong sense of nostalgia and a desire to reconnect with his past self and his dad, even if it's just for an hour, to show him who he is now. The image of filling a glass with "Whisky con coca-cola" [Whisky with Coca-Cola] to get a little drunk and make his sister feel less alone is pretty striking. He also wonders if he's crazy, feeling better with little and hurting everything he touches. It's a really honest look at his struggles and feelings of isolation, even though he might seem happy on the outside, as he says "por eso lloro Aunque parezca que me río" [that's why I cry even though it seems like I'm laughing].