DìA Cero

La Ley's song 'Día Cero' delves into themes of memory loss, identity, and the concept of starting anew. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a person grappling with amnesia, unable to recall their past or recognize the people who once played significant roles in their life. The opening lines, 'Veo lo que creo ver y no veo más / De lo que pueda contar no recuerdo nada,' set the tone for the song, highlighting the protagonist's struggle with their fragmented memory and the overwhelming sense of disorientation that accompanies it.

The chorus, 'En ese camino largo / Que un día me vió caminar / Nació esta ciega herida / Que borró hoy día mi ayer,' metaphorically describes the long journey of life that has led to a 'blind wound,' erasing the protagonist's past. This imagery suggests a deep emotional or psychological trauma that has caused the protagonist to lose touch with their former self. The song's title, 'Día Cero,' or 'Day Zero,' signifies a fresh start, a blank slate from which the protagonist must rebuild their identity and life.

Throughout the song, there is a sense of resistance to external influences, as seen in the lines, 'No intenten enseñarme quien me quizo / Y a quien debo amar.' This defiance underscores the protagonist's desire to reclaim their autonomy and navigate their new reality on their own terms. The song concludes with a hopeful note, 'Comienza el Día Cero / Y mañana su continuidad,' indicating that while the past may be lost, the future holds the promise of new beginnings and continuity. La Ley's poignant lyrics and evocative imagery make 'Día Cero' a powerful exploration of loss, identity, and the resilience of the human spirit.