Doble releases “Pocos”

Doble continues to reveal the more personal side of “Donde la vida nos lleve” with “Pocos”, the seventh single from the project and one of the album’s most intimate and melancholic tracks. After exploring a range of emotions throughout his previous releases, the artist now presents a song shaped by disappointment, vulnerability and the need to find genuine support during life’s most difficult moments.

This time, Doble is joined by Big Sempa, a Mexican artist who has been steadily gaining recognition within the urban music scene in recent years. With more than 400,000 monthly listeners on Spotify and several tracks reaching millions of streams, Big Sempa has built a solid following through his emotional, direct approach, connecting particularly with a new generation of listeners looking for authenticity and deeply personal storytelling.

“Pocos” explores the frustration of feeling alone when you need help the most, as well as the lessons that emerge from that experience. The lyrics reflect on how difficult it can be to find people who offer support with genuine empathy and commitment, rather than engaging in superficial or self-serving relationships.

Throughout the track, the artists contrast money and material success with the importance of respect, loyalty and a genuine heart. Without resorting to excessive drama, the song conveys a quiet, mature sadness, acknowledging that not everyone is willing to stay when things get complicated.

In this sense, “Pocos” becomes a reflection on trust and human connection, highlighting how genuine relationships are worth far more than external recognition or financial rewards.

Sonically, the track embraces a more restrained and emotional atmosphere, with melancholic production that complements the introspective weight of the lyrics and reinforces the sense of vulnerability running throughout the song. The result is one of the most sensitive and personal tracks of this new chapter in Doble’s career.

“Donde la vida nos lleve” will be available on all digital platforms on October 29.