Ajepokuaa Jeyma Che Año

Derlis Gerardo's song 'Ajepokuaa Jeyma Che Año' delves into themes of resilience, heartache, and the passage of time. The lyrics reflect a personal journey of overcoming emotional pain and adapting to life's challenges. The phrase 'Ajepokuaa Jeyma che año' translates to 'I am getting used to my year again,' suggesting a process of acclimatization and acceptance after a period of turmoil or significant change.

The song's narrative begins with the artist reminiscing about a time when he had strength and determination, despite facing hardships. The mention of 'che sy ha che ru' (my mother and my father) indicates a reflection on family and the support they provided, which is now absent. This loss adds to the emotional weight of the song, as the artist grapples with the void left by their absence and the memories of their guidance.

As the song progresses, the artist acknowledges the enduring impact of a past relationship. The lyrics 'Porque mucho tiempo aiko nde ndive' (because I spent a lot of time with you) and 'Ko'anga opytama como un recuerdo' (now it remains as a memory) highlight the lingering presence of a loved one in his thoughts. Despite the pain, there is a sense of acceptance and a desire to move forward, as indicated by the recurring theme of getting used to the new reality. The song captures the universal experience of dealing with loss and the resilience required to continue living, making it a poignant and relatable piece.