Mi Mejor Versión

Leiva's song 'Mi Mejor Versión' delves into the complexities of self-identity and the struggle to maintain authenticity in the face of personal and relational turmoil. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a person grappling with their darker instincts and the pressure to conform to societal expectations. The opening lines, 'Puedo hacer un oscuro ritual / demostrar que no soy uno más,' suggest a desire to stand out and be unique, yet there's an underlying tension in trying to achieve this without losing oneself.

The recurring phrase 'Nunca igual, nunca igual que tú' emphasizes the protagonist's insistence on being different from others, particularly from a significant other. This difference is not just in actions but in the very essence of their being. The song's chorus, 'No busques mi mejor versión se la ha llevado el aire,' reveals a sense of resignation and loss. The 'best version' of oneself has been carried away by the wind, symbolizing the fleeting nature of personal ideals and the impact of external forces on one's identity.

Leiva also touches on themes of addiction and self-destruction, as seen in lines like 'La furia de nuestra adicción se la ha llevado el aire' and 'En los días de autodestrucción no hay perro que me ladre.' These lines convey a sense of helplessness and isolation, where even the fury of addiction and the days of self-destruction have been rendered insignificant. The song ultimately portrays a journey of self-discovery and the painful realization that one's true self may be elusive and ever-changing, influenced by both internal struggles and external pressures.