Poco a Poco

Adicta's song "Poco a Poco" delves into the emotional complexities of a relationship that has grown distant over time. The lyrics paint a picture of someone slowly coming to terms with the unraveling of their connection. The phrase "Poco a poco" (little by little) signifies the gradual process of detachment and self-realization. The protagonist questions the whereabouts of their partner and the reasons behind their separation, highlighting the confusion and longing that accompany the end of a relationship.

The recurring question, "¿Cuándo vas a acordarte de mí?" (When are you going to remember me?), underscores the protagonist's yearning for acknowledgment and the pain of feeling forgotten. This sentiment is compounded by the admission of being somewhat selfish, as they ask their partner not to count on them anymore. The lyrics reveal a struggle between wanting to move on and the lingering attachment that makes it difficult to fully let go. The mention of old letters and the desire to respond to them reflects a nostalgic attempt to reconnect with the past, even if it is ultimately futile.

The song also touches on the theme of mutual estrangement, as both individuals have drifted apart and now exist in separate worlds. The confession that they both remain "muy, muy lejos" (very, very far) from each other emphasizes the emotional and physical distance that has grown between them. Despite this, there is an acknowledgment of occasional longing, suggesting that the memories of their time together still hold some significance. Adicta's melancholic tone and introspective lyrics capture the bittersweet nature of moving on from a once-close relationship, making "Poco a Poco" a poignant exploration of love and loss.