Enero a Diciembre

Briella's song 'Enero a Diciembre' is a poignant exploration of a fleeting yet deeply impactful romance. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of two lovers who, despite their initial reluctance to fall in love, find themselves irresistibly drawn to each other. The metaphor of a summer fling, 'Como el verano tú y yo,' suggests a relationship that was intense but temporary, much like the season itself. The song captures the essence of a love that was never meant to last but leaves an indelible mark on both individuals.

The chorus, 'Dame un beso que dure pa' siempre, Pa' que me recuerdes de enero a diciembre,' is a heartfelt plea for a lasting memory. The kiss symbolizes a moment of permanence in an otherwise transient relationship. The singer's desire to be remembered throughout the year, from January to December, underscores the emotional depth and significance of their time together. This longing for a lasting impression is further emphasized by the act of saving photos and wishing for a future reunion, 'Guardo nuestras fotos y pido a la suerte, Verte de nuevo.'

The song also delves into the complexities of love and separation. The lines 'Ya no quiero que regreses, me decías tantas veces' and 'Estar lejos me enloquece' highlight the internal conflict and emotional turmoil that come with parting ways. Despite the physical distance, the memories and emotions linger, making it difficult to move on. The song's closing lines, 'Pa' que te quedes, Un ratico o la vida si quieres,' reflect a yearning for more time together, even if it's just a fleeting moment. Briella's evocative lyrics and emotive delivery make 'Enero a Diciembre' a touching ode to a love that, though brief, was profoundly meaningful.