Mejor Que Ayer

Diego Torres' song 'Mejor Que Ayer' is an anthem of resilience and self-improvement. The lyrics convey a message of learning from life's challenges and emerging stronger. Torres, an Argentine pop singer and songwriter, is known for his uplifting and motivational songs, and 'Mejor Que Ayer' fits well within his repertoire, offering listeners a blend of hope and encouragement through its melody and words.

The song begins with the acknowledgment of failure and the understanding that setbacks are a natural part of life. The phrase 'Me caí, y de tanto caer, me aprendí' suggests that the singer has fallen many times but has learned from these experiences. The repetition of 'me levanté' (I got up) emphasizes the act of rising after each fall, refusing to give up. This resilience is further highlighted by the counting 'un, dos, tres' (one, two, three), which symbolizes a fresh start and the determination to keep moving forward despite obstacles.

The chorus 'Hoy soy mejor que ayer' (Today I am better than yesterday) serves as the song's core message, encapsulating the idea of personal growth and continuous improvement. The lyrics also touch upon the importance of prioritizing oneself and finding happiness, as seen in 'Tres, dos, un, yo me puse primero' (Three, two, one, I put myself first) and 'No le temo a ser feliz' (I'm not afraid to be happy). Torres' song is not just about overcoming adversity but also about embracing life with all its ups and downs, and ultimately striving to be a better version of oneself each day.