Luces de neón

The city feels like a character itself, full of energy but also disconnection. I wonder how much of the atmosphere was inspired by real experiences or cultural moments.

His detachment made me empathize but also left me wanting more emotional depth. How do others interpret his perspective on the chaos around him?

The themes of alienation and self-discovery are so intertwined with the setting. I'm curious what motivated this specific focus and how it might resonate today.