Horas

In 'Horas,' Aurora y La Academia delve into the emotional turmoil and eventual liberation of a person grappling with the memories of a past relationship. The song's protagonist is depicted as being in a state of deep reflection, symbolized by her solitary position on the bed, staring out at the balcony. This imagery sets the stage for a narrative of introspection and the passage of time, as she contemplates the movement of the clouds, which metaphorically represent the flow of her thoughts and emotions.

The recurring theme of 'waiting' and the passage of 'hours' underscores the protagonist's struggle with lingering pain and the effort to find closure. The lyrics convey a sense of enduring emotional pain, as seen in lines like 'Las horas movía y crecía el dolor' (The hours moved and the pain grew). However, this pain is not static; it evolves, leading to a pivotal moment of decision. The protagonist's resolve to 'sacarte de mi cajón' (take you out of my drawer) signifies a crucial turning point where she decides to confront and release the memories that have been haunting her.

Aurora y La Academia use vivid metaphors and repetitive structures to emphasize the protagonist's journey from pain to empowerment. The act of turning away from the balcony and deciding to no longer be deceived by the past ('Ya tu mirada no me asusta, no me engaña') highlights her newfound strength and determination. This song is a powerful exploration of the process of healing and the courage it takes to move forward, making it a resonant anthem for anyone who has faced similar emotional battles.