Fuera Del Mercado

Danny Ocean's 'Fuera Del Mercado' is a poignant reflection on love, timing, and personal growth. The song's title, which translates to 'Off the Market,' sets the stage for a narrative of missed opportunities and the pain of realizing that a past love is no longer available. The lyrics express the artist's regret over a rushed kiss and the acknowledgment that it was not the right person but rather the wrong moment that led to the action. This suggests a deeper understanding that sometimes our desires and actions are not aligned with what is truly right for us or the other person.

The song delves into the artist's emotional journey, highlighting the difficulty of moving on from feelings that have persisted since 2010. Despite the passage of time and the artist's personal development, the realization that the object of his affection is now 'out of the market' brings a sense of loss and readiness that came too late. This narrative is a common human experience, where individuals often only recognize the value of a relationship or opportunity once it's no longer attainable.

In the latter part of the song, there is a shift in perspective. The lyrics transition from a focus on the artist's love for the other person to an understanding that both his happiness and the happiness of his former love are important. The repetition of 'Te amo demasiado' (I love you too much) emphasizes the depth of his feelings, while the mention of being a 'guerrero' (warrior) and the references to 'sangre, sudor y fuego' (blood, sweat, and fire) symbolize the struggle and passion involved in both love and personal growth. The song ultimately suggests that learning to prioritize one's own happiness is a difficult but necessary part of life.