Flores

Daniela Spalla's 'Flores' is a poignant song that delves into the pain of realizing that a past relationship was built on false pretenses. The lyrics express the singer's emotional journey as she comes to terms with the fact that the love she once believed in was nothing more than an illusion. The recurring motif of flowers symbolizes the superficial gestures made by her partner to conceal the lack of genuine affection.

The song begins with the protagonist reflecting on her pain and the false sense of freedom she had from her past. She acknowledges that she is still emotionally tied to her previous relationship, despite her belief that she had moved on. The gifts, represented by flowers, are revealed to be a cover for the partner's disinterest and eventual departure. The flowers, often associated with love and affection, are used ironically here to represent the emptiness of the relationship.

As the song progresses, the protagonist admits to finding comfort in her sorrow, suggesting a difficulty in letting go of the past. The chorus emphasizes the partner's actions of bringing flowers to fill the space and create the illusion of love, while secretly planning to leave. The singer's realization of the truth is a painful awakening from the dream of a love that never truly existed. The simplicity of her desires, contrasted with the partner's elaborate deception, highlights the disparity between their feelings. 'Flores' is a lament for a love that was never reciprocated, and the struggle to reconcile with that reality.