Dani

In 'Dani,' Lichi delves into the complexities of self-identity and the internal conflict that arises from societal expectations and personal desires. The song opens with a sense of uncertainty, as the narrator expresses doubt about wanting to resolve their questions or even having questions to begin with. This ambiguity sets the stage for a deeper exploration of the struggle to define oneself without being forced into binary choices or societal norms. The line 'Dividirme en dos' (Divide me in two) poignantly captures the fear of losing one's essence by conforming to external pressures.

The lyrics also touch on feelings of guilt and the paradox of freedom. The narrator recalls moments of laughter in the dark and the guilt that accompanied their sense of freedom. This duality is further emphasized in the plea, 'No me hagas elegir alguna' (Don't make me choose one), highlighting the pain of having to conform to a single identity. The repeated assertion, 'No soy nada si me dividen en dos' (I am nothing if divided in two), underscores the importance of wholeness and self-acceptance.

Lichi's declaration, 'Déjenme ponerle nombre a lo que soy' (Let me name what I am), is a powerful statement of self-determination. The narrator insists on the right to define their own identity, even if it means creating and later destroying it. The song concludes with a sense of resignation and defiance, as the narrator acknowledges being 'condenada' (condemned) to be 'siempre ninguna' (always none) and 'como la Luna' (like the Moon), reflecting the cyclical nature of self-discovery and the constant struggle for acceptance.