In Pastor López's song Solo Un Cigarrillo, the singer expresses his longing for a loved one who has been absent for an unknown period of time. The lyrics describe how the simple act of smoking a cigarette is their only source of comfort in the wait for their beloved's return. The singer talks about how the cigarette soothes his anxiety while he wonders where his love has gone and what could be causing the delay in their arrival. The verse "¿Dónde te has ido? ¿Por qué no vienes? ¿Qué te detiene en tu caminar?" translates to "Where have you gone? Why aren't you coming? What is detaining you on your journey?"

The lyrics "Dime que has hecho con mi cariño que como un niño busca a mamá" mean "Tell me what you have done with my affection, that like a child, seeks its mother." These words suggest that the singer feels helpless without the presence of their loved one and that their absence is causing them emotional distress. The repetition of the phrase "¿Dónde te has ido? ¿Por qué no vienes? ¿Qué te detiene en tu caminar?" highlights the speaker's desperation for their loved one to return.