Extrañándote (part. Gera MX)

Maria Becerra's song "Extrañándote (feat. Gera MX)" delves deep into the emotional turmoil of a love that lingers long after it has ended. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a person struggling to move on from a past relationship, haunted by memories and the pain of separation. The repeated question, "¿Qué hay que hacer? Para borrarte de mi piel," translates to "What must I do to erase you from my skin?" This line encapsulates the desperation and helplessness felt by someone who cannot forget their former lover, despite the passage of time and the efforts to move forward.

The collaboration with Gera MX adds a layer of raw, heartfelt emotion to the song. His verses reflect on the confusion and sorrow of seeing the ex-lover everywhere, from the streets to the television, and the internal conflict of wanting them back while knowing the relationship is over. The metaphor of being a "lost spirit" and the reference to the mythological figure Ulises (Ulysses) highlight the epic struggle of dealing with such profound heartache. The imagery of burning photos and memories, and the comparison of their love to a sunken treasure, further emphasize the depth of the loss and the difficulty of letting go.

The song also touches on themes of regret and self-blame, as the narrator acknowledges the pain they may have caused and the irreversible nature of time. The line "Arriba perdonan, pero nunca el tiempo" translates to "Above, they forgive, but never time," suggesting that while forgiveness might be possible, the relentless march of time makes it impossible to undo the past. The chorus, with its poignant repetition of "voy a envejecer amándote" (I will grow old loving you), underscores the enduring nature of this love, despite the hurt and the passage of years. This song is a powerful exploration of the complexities of love, loss, and the human condition.