Ser Lo Que Era

Ceaxe's song 'Ser Lo Que Era' delves into the complexities of a past relationship, filled with longing, regret, and a desire to return to what once was. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a love that was once mutual but has since become distant and strained. The opening lines reveal a sense of betrayal and loss, as the narrator reflects on the games played by their partner and the beauty found in simplicity, symbolized by the line 'Sin maquillaje, yo la veo más bonita' (Without makeup, I see her more beautiful).

The song continues to explore the fleeting nature of life and the importance of making the most of it. Ceaxe emphasizes the value of being present for each other in both good and bad times, highlighting the depth of his commitment. The metaphor of using his coat as a blanket for his partner when she is cold signifies a deep sense of care and protection. The repeated mention of choosing her among many ('te elegí a ti en trescientas') underscores the uniqueness and significance of their bond.

As the song progresses, Ceaxe reflects on the moments they shared, such as watching sunsets together, and the pain of her absence. The recurring theme of not wanting love if it is not genuine ('yo no quiero que me quiera') speaks to the authenticity he seeks in their relationship. The hope that mutual love will restore what was lost ('volverá hacer lo que era') is a poignant reminder of the enduring desire to reconnect. The song concludes with a sense of waiting and hoping for understanding, capturing the bittersweet essence of love that is both uniting and separating.