"Soledad" is a song by the Gipsy Kings, a French group known for their blend of flamenco and Latin American music. The lyrics talk about a lost love and the narrator's longing for their partner. The song begins by expressing that the person being addressed claimed to want to go out, but the narrator reveals that they wanted to stay at home with their loved one. However, the narrator argues that it is a lie and that they fell in love with someone else they encountered on the street. They continue, stating that they fell in love with someone who, unlike their current partner, wouldn't say they loved them all night long. This new love interest made them fall in love during the day and they couldn't leave them. The narrator expresses their desire to live this new love like they spent the night together, without reservation. The chorus repeats the phrase "No me digas nada, te buscare," which translates to "Don't tell me anything, I'll look for you." This suggests that they want to pursue this new love even if their current partner finds out. The rest of the lyrics discuss the consequences of this new love, acknowledging that it may bring about sadness and regrets but insisting that they will keep looking for this person. The song ends with a repeating melody and a plea to find the love that was lost. Overall, "Soledad" tells the story of a person in a conflicted relationship who finds themselves falling in love with someone else. It explores the emotions of longing, desire, and the pursuit of a new love despite the potential pain it may cause.
