Reflejo

In 'Reflejo,' Chenoa delves into the profound journey of self-discovery and the struggle to reconcile one's inner self with the external image presented to the world. The song opens with a plea to be seen and understood, as the singer grapples with the challenge of finding her true identity behind the facade she has created. The lyrics, 'Mírame / Yo no sé si al fin lograré encontrar / Quién hay tras mi reflejo,' highlight the internal conflict and the quest for authenticity.

The recurring theme of the mirror serves as a powerful metaphor for self-reflection and the search for truth. Chenoa sings about feeling lost in her own reflection, 'En un espejo me perdí / Mi reflejo me dirá / quién soy de verdad,' emphasizing the dissonance between her true self and the persona she portrays. This struggle is further underscored by the lines, 'Lo que ves / Es sólo un papel que representar / Dime a quién puedo engañar,' which suggest that the external image is merely a role she plays, masking her genuine emotions and beliefs.

As the song progresses, Chenoa expresses a desire to break free from the constraints of societal expectations and embrace her true self. The lyrics, 'No debo disimular / y cambiar la realidad / Mi reflejo me dirá / quién soy de verdad,' convey a powerful message of self-acceptance and the courage to live authentically. The song culminates in a declaration of strength and resilience, 'Debo luchar hasta el fin y volar / Y el sol quemará las sombras que hay detrás,' symbolizing the triumph over inner shadows and the emergence of her true identity. 'Reflejo' is a poignant anthem of self-discovery, resilience, and the unwavering pursuit of one's true self.