Prefiero Olvidarlo

In 'Prefiero Olvidarlo,' Daniela Spalla delves into the emotional turmoil of a past relationship, exploring themes of pain, forgiveness, and the desire to move forward. The song's lyrics reveal a deep sense of hurt and betrayal, yet they also highlight the singer's struggle to harbor resentment. Spalla's words, 'Dolió hasta el fondo / Mi mundo cayó,' convey the profound impact of the relationship's end, while her admission, 'Y aun así no pude odiarte,' underscores the complexity of her emotions. Despite the pain, she finds herself unable to hate the person who caused it.

The recurring refrain, 'Prefiero olvidarlo,' serves as a mantra for Spalla's decision to let go of the past and start anew. She acknowledges the damage done but chooses not to dwell on it, as seen in lines like 'No quiero escribir sobre el daño que causó.' Instead, she opts for a fresh beginning, free from the shadows of previous hurt. This sentiment is further emphasized in the lines, 'Borrar y empezar de cero,' which encapsulate her desire to erase the past and rebuild her life from scratch.

Spalla's song also touches on the idea of silence and its role in the deterioration of relationships. She notes, 'Sabes que el silencio nos fue alejando,' suggesting that unspoken issues and lack of communication contributed to their separation. However, there is a glimmer of hope as she mentions, 'Y algo de ilusión hoy vuelve a juntarnos,' indicating that despite everything, there is still a possibility for reconciliation. Ultimately, 'Prefiero Olvidarlo' is a poignant reflection on the complexities of love and the strength it takes to choose forgiveness and move forward.