Olvidarte

Boza's song 'Olvidarte' delves deep into the emotional turmoil of a toxic relationship. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a love that initially brings dreams and hope but ultimately leads to suffering and disillusionment. The opening lines, 'Porque primero me hace soñar / Y luego me deja morir,' set the tone for the entire song, highlighting the contrast between the initial joy and the subsequent pain inflicted by the relationship. This juxtaposition is a recurring theme, emphasizing the emotional rollercoaster experienced by the protagonist.

The song also explores the internal conflict faced by the protagonist, who struggles with the decision to stay or leave. Lines like 'No sé para qué me inmutuo en amarte / Cuando debería odiarte' reflect this inner turmoil. The protagonist acknowledges the irrationality of continuing to love someone who causes so much pain, yet feels paralyzed by indecision. This sense of being trapped in a cycle of love and hurt is a powerful depiction of the complexities of human emotions and relationships.

Boza's lyrics also touch on themes of self-worth and personal growth. The protagonist realizes that they have been neglecting their own needs and well-being for the sake of the relationship, as seen in the lines 'Se fue el masoquista ahora pienso en mí / Con todas soy más egoísta.' This shift towards self-preservation and the decision to prioritize oneself marks a significant turning point in the song. The closing lines, 'Bienvenidos al mundo de las sonrisas tristes, paranoia, Vértigo y melancolía,' encapsulate the overall mood of the song, inviting listeners into a world of bittersweet emotions and introspection.