Miradas

La Beriso's song 'Miradas' delves deep into the themes of loss, pain, and the often unseen struggles that people endure. The lyrics open with a reflection on the many 'miradas' or 'glances' that the narrator has encountered, hinting at the multitude of untold stories and unfulfilled dreams. The imagery of 'zapatillas colgadas' (hanging sneakers) and 'calles no seran caminadas' (streets that will not be walked) evokes a sense of missed opportunities and paths not taken, setting a somber tone for the song.

The song also critiques the authenticity of some artists and people, suggesting that many 'bandas cantan lo que no viven' (bands sing what they don't live) and that there are 'caretas y giles' (phonies and fools) who continue to follow a hollow path. This criticism extends to the superficiality of friendships, especially those that only exist in times of success, as highlighted by the line 'los amigos del campeon no existen' (the champion's friends don't exist). The narrator feels abandoned and isolated, left 'cantando tan solo y tan triste' (singing so alone and so sad).

In the chorus, the narrator empathizes with others' pain, acknowledging that 'el dolor es ajeno' (the pain is foreign) but also sharing that they too have experienced loss. The line 'el tiempo te amoldara, la herida nunca se ira' (time will mold you, the wound will never go away) speaks to the enduring nature of grief and the way it shapes a person over time. The song concludes with a poignant reflection on the collective mourning and the quest for justice that often goes unfulfilled, urging listeners to understand and empathize with those who are suffering.