"Soledad" is Loco Escrito’s catchy confession that behind the swagger of one–night stands there is a guy who always ends up sharing his bed with the same silent guest: soledad (loneliness). From the very first lines he sets the rules: the girl wants to stay, but he has his own stuff, his own life, and this was “nada más que una noche loca.” The Swiss-Colombian singer paints a vivid picture of a party lifestyle filled with visitors who “vienen, se vienen, se van,” yet none of them earn the title of reina. In a playful tone he insists he was honest from the start, so nobody should act surprised when the sun rises and he shows them the door.
Beneath the upbeat rhythm, though, he drops hints of yearning. He admits that sometimes he misses having a real girlfriend and dreams of finding lips that not only kiss but also give him advice. Years have passed without that special woman to share life with, so until fate brings her around he’ll keep repeating the cycle—parties, fleeting sparks, and the inevitable moment when the only one left is soledad. The song balances swagger and vulnerability, turning a dance-floor anthem into a relatable tale about the gap between casual fun and genuine connection.