The song "Ipocondria" by Ultimo is about the artist's introspection and contemplation on various aspects of life. Throughout the song, he reflects on the concept of time, his love for someone, his own insecurities, and the changes that success has brought into his life. The lyrics convey the artist's thoughts about the nature of time and love. He wonders if time even exists because when he is in love, he doesn't feel the passing of time. He also questions why the person he loves is so dishonest or deceitful. Ultimo then delves into his own personal struggles, particularly his tendency towards hypochondria. He acknowledges that he has given his all in relationships but acknowledges that it's also partly his fault for not setting boundaries. Despite this, he admits that he likes the person he loves because they help alleviate his hypochondria. As the song progresses, Ultimo reflects on the effects of success and fame. He mentions that his success has changed him and compares people who achieve success to those who waste their potential. Despite reaching a level of success, he feels lonely and claims to have a frozen heart but also flowers in his lungs, metaphorically indicating the emotional turmoil within him. Ultimately, Ultimo realizes that life is sometimes difficult and imperfect, but he has come to accept it. He has learned to live with a tired face on Mondays, embracing the ups and downs. He acknowledges that distance may separate him from the person he loves, but he is okay with it because he carries them in his heart wherever he goes. In summary, "Ipocondria" explores themes of love, insecurity, self-reflection, and the acceptance of life's imperfections.
