Esos Días

Mar De Copas' song 'Esos Días' delves into the profound and often painful nature of memory and time. The lyrics open with a poignant observation that some moments in life seem to last longer than one's entire existence. This sets the tone for a reflection on how certain experiences, though fleeting, leave deep and lasting scars. The mention of 'esa es la herida' (that is the wound) suggests that these moments are not just memorable but also painful, leaving an indelible mark on the soul.

The song continues to explore the theme of loss and the passage of time. The imagery of something that was once alive but has now lost its sight and reason speaks to the inevitable decay and transformation that all things undergo. The reference to 'cuatro paredes de fierro' (four iron walls) and 'paredes de prisión' (prison walls) evokes a sense of entrapment and confinement, perhaps symbolizing how memories can imprison us, keeping us locked in the past. The 'ruge esa canción' (that song roars) within these walls suggests that these memories are not silent but rather loud and persistent, echoing through the confines of our minds.

In the latter part of the song, the lyrics shift to a more personal and introspective tone. The mention of a 'jefe soldado corazón' (chief soldier heart) that is already dead, and a 'viejo corazón rajado en mil' (old heart shattered into a thousand pieces) speaks to the emotional toll of these memories. The repetition of 'si ya está muerto' (if it is already dead) underscores a sense of resignation and acceptance of loss. However, the song ends on a somewhat hopeful note, suggesting that the most terrible of secrets can transform into the most beautiful ones, indicating a possible reconciliation with the past and a finding of beauty in the pain.