Amor Ordinario

Danna Paola's 'Amor Ordinario' is a poignant ballad that delves into the complexities of a love that never fully blossomed. The song begins with a reference to January, which seems to trigger memories of a past relationship for the singer. The cold in Madrid, juxtaposed with the warmth of the sun and the touch of a lover's hands, paints a picture of a time and place that was significant to their love story. However, the mention of a 'grey memory' and the year put on 'pause' suggests a sense of stagnation and melancholy.

The chorus of the song speaks to the heart of the matter: a desire for an extraordinary love that, in reality, turned out to be quite ordinary. Danna Paola expresses a sense of betrayal, feeling as though she was sold a false promise of love that never truly existed. This theme of disillusionment is further explored as she grapples with the slow healing process of time and the difficulty of moving on from someone she still loves deeply. The lyrics 'I want to hate you, but I love you, and I can't' encapsulate the internal conflict of wanting to let go but being unable to do so.

The song concludes with a reflection on the fleeting nature of their connection, suggesting that perhaps their love was always meant to be ordinary. The repetition of the line 'Enero siempre me lleva a ti' (January always takes me to you) at the end of the song reinforces the cyclical nature of the memories and the pain associated with them. 'Amor Ordinario' is a narrative of unfulfilled potential and the struggle to reconcile with the reality of a love that was less than what was hoped for.