Calendario

Adicta's song 'Calendario' delves into the passage of time and the emotional weight of memories. The lyrics open with a reflection on celebrating anniversaries and the passage of time, symbolized by the 'calendario' or calendar. The mention of 'aire y gestos de este año' (air and gestures of this year) suggests a contemplation of the fleeting nature of moments and experiences. The 'pasaporte a la humildad' (passport to humility) implies that time and experiences bring a sense of humility and growth, even if they are marked by immaturity and ongoing development.

The chorus, 'No se olviden de mi, no se dejen caer, no lo intentes comprender' (Don't forget me, don't let yourself fall, don't try to understand), speaks to a desire for remembrance and resilience. It suggests that some aspects of life and relationships are beyond comprehension and should be accepted as they are. The metaphor of a 'castillo de madera y papel' (castle of wood and paper) represents the fragility and impermanence of the structures we build in our lives, whether they are relationships, dreams, or personal achievements.

The song also touches on the power of a single moment, as seen in the lines 'El instante que te vi y nunca más, pude contener las ganas de mirar' (The moment I saw you and never again, I could contain the desire to look). This moment is etched in memory, signifying a lasting impact that cannot be forgotten. The closing lines, 'Cuando quieras mucho más, búscame en el ayer' (When you want much more, look for me in the past), suggest that the answers or fulfillment one seeks may lie in past experiences and memories, emphasizing the cyclical nature of time and the enduring influence of the past on the present.