Y Si Manãna

In 'Y Si Mañana,' Alex Cuba delves into the depths of longing and the bittersweet nature of love lost. The song opens with the poignant line, 'Nació desde tu voz el amor que un día,' which translates to 'From your voice was born the love that one day.' This sets the tone for a narrative steeped in nostalgia and melancholy. The love described in the song is one that brought light to the singer's life, a beacon in his moments of sadness. However, this love was fleeting, leaving behind only a 'minute of pleasure' in his arms, a metaphor for the brief yet impactful nature of their connection.

The imagery in the lyrics is rich and evocative. Phrases like 'Como una flor que acaricia el pensamiento' ('Like a flower that caresses the thought') and 'Riego mis ansias buscándote en el viento' ('I water my yearnings searching for you in the wind') paint a vivid picture of the singer's internal struggle. He is caught between the beauty of the memories and the pain of the absence. The recurring question, '¿Cómo olvidar que te has ido?' ('How to forget that you have gone?'), underscores the difficulty of moving on from a love that was so profound.

The chorus, 'Y si mañana tú volvieras, No dejes que este amor muera de pena' ('And if tomorrow you returned, don't let this love die of sorrow'), encapsulates the hope and desperation that permeate the song. It is a plea for reconciliation, a wish that the love they shared can be revived. Alex Cuba's soulful delivery and the gentle, melodic instrumentation enhance the emotional weight of the lyrics, making 'Y Si Mañana' a touching exploration of love, loss, and the enduring hope for a second chance.