Ayer

DELLAFUENTE's song 'Ayer' is a poignant exploration of nostalgia, resilience, and the passage of time. The lyrics reflect a sense of something coming to an end, juxtaposed with the feeling of always being at the beginning. This duality is evident in the lines 'Yo lo noto como que se está acabando / Y yo que siempre estoy sintiéndome empezando,' where the artist feels a constant renewal despite the inevitable changes around him. The mention of his daughters smiling at him through the phone adds a personal touch, symbolizing the light and guidance he seeks in his life.

The song also delves into the theme of adaptation and perseverance. DELLAFUENTE compares himself to Verratti, a footballer known for his adaptability and skill in the midfield, suggesting that he too is navigating through life's challenges with resilience. The line 'Adapta'o a la oscuridad, por eso pienso que / El cielo no me basta para ver' indicates that he has grown accustomed to darkness, yet he still yearns for something more, something beyond the ordinary. This metaphorical darkness could represent life's hardships, and his ability to adapt signifies his strength and determination.

Nostalgia is a recurring theme in 'Ayer,' particularly in the chorus where he reminisces about meeting someone special 'entre humo una noche de ayer.' The repetition of 'ayer' emphasizes how quickly time passes and how memories can feel both distant and recent. The song's reflective nature is further highlighted by the lines 'Puede que parezca complica'o / Pero eso es porque to'avía no he empeza'o,' suggesting that life's complexities are just beginning to unfold. Despite the challenges, DELLAFUENTE remains grounded, finding beauty in the simple moments and the people who bring light into his life.