Las Cosas Ya No Son Como Tú Las Ves

Ed Maverick's song 'Las Cosas Ya No Son Como Tú Las Ves' delves into the theme of changing perspectives and the evolution of emotions over time. The lyrics reflect a journey of self-discovery and a shift in how the protagonist views the world and relationships. The opening lines suggest a sense of routine and predictability, with the protagonist acknowledging that things have become repetitive ('Lo mismo'). This sets the stage for a deeper exploration of personal growth and the realization that things are not as they once seemed.

The chorus emphasizes the importance of focusing on the present and letting go of the past ('No importa el ayer'). The imagery of the sea ('Concéntrate en el mar') serves as a metaphor for vastness and the endless possibilities that lie ahead. This shift in focus from the past to the present and future is a crucial aspect of the song's message. The protagonist is encouraged to embrace love and the beauty of the world around them, symbolized by the 'verde y buen jardín' (green and good garden), which represents growth, life, and renewal.

Throughout the song, there is a recurring theme of seeing and understanding ('Te hace falta ver'). This suggests that the protagonist needs to open their eyes to new perspectives and experiences to fully appreciate the love and beauty that surrounds them. The closing lines, 'Las cosas ya no son como tú las ves,' reinforce the idea that perceptions change over time, and what once seemed familiar can take on new meanings. Ed Maverick's poignant lyrics and soothing melody create a reflective and introspective atmosphere, inviting listeners to contemplate their own journeys of growth and change.