Cada Día Mas

Gonzalo Yañez's song 'Cada Día Más' delves into the emotional turmoil of trying to forget a past relationship. The repetitive chorus, 'Cada día cada día más, queriendo olvidarte cada día más,' translates to 'Every day, every day more, wanting to forget you more every day.' This repetition emphasizes the ongoing struggle and the intensity of the desire to move on. The lyrics suggest a sense of frustration and helplessness, as the protagonist finds it increasingly difficult to let go of the memories and emotions tied to the past relationship.

The verses provide more context to this emotional battle. The line 'Por casualidad se destapó la verdad' ('By chance, the truth was revealed') indicates that some hidden truths have come to light, which may have contributed to the end of the relationship. The phrase 'Antinatural forma de encontrar la paz' ('Unnatural way to find peace') suggests that the breakup was not a smooth or natural process, adding to the emotional complexity. Despite the storm having passed, the protagonist admits, 'No soy quien para perdonar' ('I am not the one to forgive'), highlighting the lingering resentment and unresolved feelings.

In the second verse, the desire for tranquility is evident with 'Quiero respirar algo de tranquilidad' ('I want to breathe some tranquility'). The protagonist acknowledges having the control to change the situation, yet the line 'Aunque la peor mierda se quedó aquí' ('Even though the worst shit stayed here') reveals that the emotional baggage remains. Interestingly, the song ends on a paradoxical note with 'Te quiero cada día más' ('I love you more every day'), indicating that despite the efforts to forget, the feelings of love persist, making the process of moving on even more challenging.