Octubre

Charles Ans' song 'Octubre' is a poignant exploration of life's complexities, filled with reflections on love, loss, and the passage of time. The lyrics reveal a deep sense of routine and monotony, as the artist writes about his experiences and emotions. He touches on themes of familial love, the comfort of companionship, and the pain of estrangement. The line 'Por mi familia, para la esquina' suggests a dedication to his roots and the people who have shaped his life, while 'Por la alegría que me da tu compañía' highlights the solace found in close relationships.

The song delves into the inevitability of change and the sorrow that comes with it. Charles Ans reminisces about people who have left, either by choice or circumstance, and the promises that were never kept. The lyrics 'Al pasar el tiempo nos volvimos extraños' and 'Y aún pregunto por la gente que extraño' reflect a longing for the past and the people who once were significant in his life. This sense of nostalgia is further emphasized by the mention of October, a month often associated with transition and reflection, symbolizing the contrast between warm memories and the cold reality of the present.

Charles Ans also addresses his coping mechanisms, such as writing and alcohol, to deal with his imperfections and the pain of the past. The lines 'Con el alcohol mejoro mi dialecto' and 'Así entendí que nadie es perfecto' reveal a self-awareness and acceptance of his flaws. The recurring mention of Friday as a day of relief, 'Yhe-a hoy es viernes,' signifies a temporary escape from the burdens of life. Ultimately, 'Octubre' is a raw and honest portrayal of the artist's inner world, capturing the essence of human vulnerability and resilience.