Otra Vez

In 'Otra Vez,' Full delves into the themes of longing, regret, and the enduring power of love. The song's lyrics paint a vivid picture of a person haunted by memories of a past relationship. The recurring phrase 'otra vez' (again) signifies the cyclical nature of these emotions, as the protagonist finds themselves repeatedly drawn back to thoughts of their lost love. The imagery of the wind carrying away memories and the desire to be close to someone who is no longer present underscores the sense of loss and yearning.

The protagonist acknowledges their mistakes, admitting to being a 'loco' (crazy person) who failed to understand their partner. This self-awareness is coupled with a deep sense of remorse, as they wander through the streets at dawn, searching for a connection that has slipped away. The mention of 'calles mojadas' (wet streets) adds a layer of melancholy, suggesting tears or rain as symbols of sorrow and reflection.

Despite the passage of time, the protagonist's admiration for their former partner remains undiminished. The lyrics describe the partner as still being as beautiful as the first time they met, highlighting the lasting impact of their presence. The metaphor of 'dos almas rotas' (two broken souls) attempting to 'romper el cielo' (tear the sky) like paper suggests a shared dream or aspiration that was ultimately unattainable. The protagonist's desire to create 'paraísos' (paradises) for their partner and their declaration of dying to return emphasize the depth of their feelings and the pain of separation.

'Otra Vez' is a poignant exploration of love, loss, and the enduring hope for reconciliation. Full's emotive lyrics and evocative imagery capture the universal experience of longing for a past love and the struggle to move forward while holding onto cherished memories.