Nos Dañas

Adicta's song 'Nos Dañas' delves into the complexities and fragility of love, exploring the emotional turbulence that often accompanies romantic relationships. The lyrics express a yearning for genuine connection, as evidenced by lines like 'Tengo manos y quiero tocar' and 'Tengo labios y quiero besar,' which translate to 'I have hands and I want to touch' and 'I have lips and I want to kiss.' These lines highlight a desire for physical and emotional intimacy, yet the song quickly shifts to a more introspective and critical tone.

The recurring theme of disappointment and the fleeting nature of love is evident in the chorus, 'Qué poco durás, amor deberías cambiar, y mostrar que nos dañas, no hay equilibrio si estás,' which translates to 'How little you last, love you should change, and show that you harm us, there is no balance if you are here.' This suggests that love, as it currently exists in the narrator's life, is more damaging than fulfilling. The song questions the stability and sustainability of love, emphasizing the imbalance it brings into one's life.

Further, the lyrics '¿Por qué duele esperar y no tenerte? ¿por qué cuesta apreciar lo conseguido?'—'Why does it hurt to wait and not have you? Why is it hard to appreciate what has been achieved?'—reflect the emotional pain and dissatisfaction that often accompany unfulfilled desires and unmet expectations in relationships. The song poignantly captures the paradox of love: it is both a source of profound joy and deep sorrow. Adicta's melancholic yet reflective tone invites listeners to ponder their own experiences with love and the emotional costs that come with it.