Cada Día

Los de Marras' song 'Cada Día' delves into the complexities of a tumultuous relationship, marked by emotional wounds and unfulfilled desires. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a love that is both passionate and painful, where the protagonist feels both deeply connected and profoundly hurt. The opening lines reveal a sense of resignation and acceptance, as the protagonist acknowledges that parting ways might be for the best, even though it leaves them emotionally scarred. This sets the tone for a narrative that oscillates between longing and letting go.

The recurring metaphor of 'espinas' (thorns) growing each day symbolizes the increasing pain and complications in the relationship. Despite the protagonist's efforts to be an 'angel' and bring joy to their partner, they find themselves trapped in a cycle of hurt and misunderstanding. The imagery of offering 'the best flowers' and 'a beautiful garden' contrasts sharply with the reality of the relationship, where the partner is depicted as fleeing from everything, only to get entangled in the protagonist's growing thorns. This duality highlights the struggle between idealized love and the harshness of reality.

The song also touches on themes of memory and longing, with the protagonist reminiscing about intimate moments and expressing a deep desire to know if their former partner is being cared for and loved. The lines 'Cada mañana miro al cielo y te recuerdo' (Every morning I look at the sky and remember you) encapsulate the enduring nature of their feelings, even as they grapple with the need to move on. The repeated refrain of 'Me maquillé pa' ti' (I made myself up for you) underscores the lengths to which the protagonist went to please their partner, only to be left with the growing pain of unreciprocated love.