Mañana Lo Voy a Saber

The song 'Mañana Lo Voy a Saber' by Los Bunkers delves into the uncertainty and anticipation of understanding a lover's feelings. The lyrics express a sense of frustration and longing to comprehend the depth of a partner's emotions. The repeated phrase 'Yo no se si puedas entender' (I don't know if you can understand) suggests a communication barrier between the narrator and their love interest. The 'frases macabras' (macabre phrases) could symbolize the dark and complex thoughts that the narrator is struggling to convey or understand.

The imagery of love being 'vela con la luz de la mañana' (watched over by the morning light) evokes a new beginning or a hope that clarity will come with a new day. The narrator's desire to 'partir tu frente para ver' (split your forehead to see) is a metaphor for wanting to open up the partner's mind to release the love that the narrator believes is trapped inside. This act of seeking a physical manifestation of love, such as 'salir mis besos de una vez' (my kisses coming out at once), highlights the desperation for tangible proof of affection.

Los Bunkers, a Chilean rock band known for their introspective lyrics and melodic rock, often explore themes of love, existentialism, and social issues. In 'Mañana Lo Voy a Saber,' they capture the universal feeling of uncertainty in relationships and the human desire for reassurance. The song's title itself, which translates to 'Tomorrow I Will Know,' leaves listeners with a sense of hopeful anticipation that the answers the narrator seeks may indeed be revealed with time.