Errante means 'wandering' or 'errant'. It's a less common word than 'perdido' (lost) and carries a more poetic and profound sense of aimlessness or being a wanderer.
In the song, the artist describes himself as "un hijo del destino más errante" (a son of the most errant destiny). This powerful phrase suggests a life marked by constant movement, uncertainty, and perhaps a destiny that deviates from the norm, making it a captivating word choice.
Milo j's "SANGRE PARA DERRAMAR" is a really honest look at feeling lost and out of place, even when you're trying to find your way. He talks about having "alas y no sé volar" [wings and I don't know how to fly], which is such a great image for feeling like you have potential but can't quite use it. It's not about being unable to fly, but about not wanting to fly "sin estar bien" [without being well].
There's this sense of carrying a heavy load, with "sangre para derramar" [blood to spill] and "miradas malas que devolver" [bad looks to return]. He feels like an outsider, even a "criminal" on the street, asking people not to look him in the eyes. But despite all that, he's still got a big heart, wanting "plata para darle a quién se me antoje" [money to give to whoever I feel like] and a "cora con espacio para unos pocos" [heart with space for a few]. It's a powerful song about staying true to yourself when the world feels tough, because as he says, "Mientras sea true lo demás no importa" [As long as it's true, nothing else matters].