Si Todo Marcha Bien

Estani's song "Si Todo Marcha Bien" delves into the emotional turmoil of trying to move on from a past relationship. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of someone who is caught in the cycle of remembering and trying to forget a significant other. The repeated phrase "Si todo marcha bien" (If everything goes well) suggests a hopeful yet uncertain attempt to leave behind the memories of a love that once was. The singer acknowledges the pain and the self-deception involved in pretending that the situation doesn't affect them, highlighting the internal conflict between wanting to forget and being unable to do so.

The song's chorus emphasizes the exhaustion that comes with this emotional struggle. The lines "Es que ya me cansé, hey de hacerme mal" (I'm tired of hurting myself) and "Y hacer de cuenta que esto me da igual" (And pretending that this doesn't matter to me) reveal a deep sense of weariness and the toll that this unending cycle takes on the individual. The use of the word "cansé" (tired) underscores the emotional fatigue and the desire for relief from the constant heartache.

In the verses, Estani explores the lingering presence of the past lover, admitting that a part of them still lives within him. The search for a place to rest from the madness of dreaming about the person and then watching them slip away again is a poignant metaphor for the elusive peace that the singer seeks. The song captures the universal experience of trying to heal from a broken heart, the difficulty of letting go, and the hope that one day, everything will be okay.