Todavia

Benjamin Amadeo's song 'Todavia' delves into the complex emotions that linger after a significant relationship has ended. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a person grappling with the haunting memories of a past love. The opening lines, 'No hay un lugar que sea el mio / Pero me sirve recordar,' suggest a sense of displacement and nostalgia. The protagonist finds solace in the memories, even though they are tinged with the pain of loss. This duality of comfort and sorrow is a recurring theme throughout the song.

The chorus, 'No digas nada, porque no se / No digas nada, porque no se como sobrevivir,' highlights the protagonist's struggle to cope with the overwhelming emotions. The repetition of 'No se como sobrevivir' underscores the depth of their emotional turmoil. The phrase 'A mirarte, todavia' suggests that even the mere thought or sight of the former lover is enough to stir up intense feelings, making it difficult to move on. This line encapsulates the essence of the song, where the past continues to exert a powerful influence on the present.

In the bridge, 'Y yo se que es mejor poder decir / Pero vimos que hay otra forma de hablar,' Amadeo touches on the idea that sometimes words are insufficient to convey the depth of one's feelings. The notion that there are other ways to communicate, perhaps through shared experiences or unspoken understanding, adds another layer of complexity to the narrative. The song ultimately captures the bittersweet nature of love and loss, where the past remains an indelible part of one's emotional landscape.