Tu Fórmula

Fluido's song 'Tu Fórmula' delves deep into the themes of regret, self-reflection, and the desire for redemption. The lyrics are a poignant exploration of the narrator's internal struggle with their past actions and the impact these have had on their relationship. The opening lines, 'Te cambio mis dudas por tu seguridad / Mi inapetencia por tu hambre de más,' set the stage for a narrative of exchange and imbalance, where the narrator feels inadequate and seeks to compensate for their shortcomings by offering what little they have left.

The recurring question, 'Yo soy la basura que salen a tirar? / La parte mas dura que nadie quiere masticar?' reveals a profound sense of self-loathing and worthlessness. The metaphor of being 'basura' (trash) and 'la parte mas dura' (the hardest part) that no one wants to deal with, underscores the narrator's feelings of being unwanted and difficult to love. This self-deprecation is further emphasized by the acknowledgment that, despite the passage of time and personal growth ('aunque pasado el tiempo, luego del fermento / Vuelva a ser cristal'), the weight of past mistakes still lingers heavily.

The chorus, 'Pensás que todo va a estar tan bien / Para que vuelvas a mi lugar?' reflects a glimmer of hope and a plea for reconciliation. The narrator is questioning whether things can ever be right again, whether their partner can return to them despite the pain and suffering caused. This line encapsulates the central tension of the song: the hope for redemption and the fear that it may never come. 'Tu Fórmula' is a raw and honest portrayal of the complexities of human relationships, the burden of guilt, and the longing for forgiveness and acceptance.