Hoy

In 'Hoy,' Beret delves into themes of personal growth, resilience, and the pursuit of happiness. The song opens with a declaration of contentment, 'Y que le voy a hacer si soy feliz lady,' which translates to 'What can I do if I'm happy, lady.' This line sets the tone for the entire song, emphasizing a state of happiness and acceptance. Beret acknowledges the challenges he has faced, noting that he has been uprooted and is now regrowing, symbolizing a rebirth or a new beginning. This metaphor of growth and renewal is a central theme throughout the song.

Beret reflects on the past, admitting that he has often failed to appreciate the present moments and has been scarred by past experiences. However, he embraces the idea that it is better to arrive late than never, indicating a newfound appreciation for life and its journey. The lyrics 'Caminando por senderos de la vida y soy aquello que pretendo ser por lo que doy' translate to 'Walking through the paths of life, I am what I intend to be by what I give,' highlighting his commitment to living authentically and giving his best self to the world.

The song also touches on the inevitability of change and the importance of letting go of past hurts. Beret sings about closing old wounds and moving forward, 'Cuando suture la herida no la abras más,' meaning 'When the wound heals, don't open it again.' This line underscores the importance of healing and not dwelling on past pain. The recurring theme of living in the present and appreciating each day as a new beginning is encapsulated in the line, 'Cada día es el comienzo de una historia,' or 'Each day is the beginning of a story.' Beret's message is clear: embrace the present, let go of past burdens, and live authentically and happily.