El Ordinario

Enjambre's song 'El Ordinario' delves into the themes of monotony, emotional detachment, and the consequences of complacency in relationships. The lyrics paint a picture of a protagonist who has become numb to the routine and predictable aspects of life, leading to a sense of disconnection from their partner. The opening lines, 'Lo de siempre / Ya no me divierte,' set the tone for the song, highlighting the protagonist's boredom and lack of excitement in their daily life.

As the song progresses, it becomes clear that this emotional numbness has seeped into the protagonist's relationship. The lines 'Mi tonta comodidad / Del hablar contigo por hablar / Besarte sin amar' reveal a pattern of superficial interactions and a lack of genuine emotional engagement. The protagonist acknowledges their role in the deterioration of the relationship, admitting that their 'tonta comodidad' (foolish comfort) has led to a state of being 'común y corriente' (common and ordinary).

The song reaches a poignant climax with the realization that it is 'tarde para ser diferente' (too late to be different). The protagonist's partner has become indifferent, and the relationship is on the brink of collapse. The repeated refrain 'Nada me divierte / Ya no me diviertes' underscores the depth of the protagonist's disillusionment and the emotional void that has taken hold. Enjambre's melancholic melody and introspective lyrics create a powerful narrative about the dangers of taking relationships for granted and the inevitable consequences of emotional complacency.