870

Marina Reche's song '870' delves into the depths of heartache and the struggle to reclaim one's former self after a significant loss. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a journey, both literal and emotional, as the protagonist travels to the '870' and '93', which could symbolize specific places or moments in time that hold emotional significance. The repeated references to these locations suggest a cyclical pattern of revisiting memories and emotions tied to a past relationship that continues to haunt her.

The song's narrative is steeped in the pain of an unresolved breakup, as evidenced by lines like 'Un año y medio y no te superé' (A year and a half and I haven't gotten over you) and 'He llegado a pedir que ojalá no existieras' (I've come to wish you didn't exist). These lines convey a deep sense of longing and frustration, highlighting the protagonist's struggle to move on. The metaphor of a 'frágil corazón' (fragile heart) that 'solo se queja' (only complains) underscores the emotional fragility and the constant ache that accompanies her daily life.

Marina Reche's poignant lyrics also touch on the theme of self-rediscovery. The protagonist yearns to return to a time when she was unburdened by pain, as expressed in 'Quiero volver a ser esa chica que no sabía de qué escribiría' (I want to be that girl who didn't know what to write about). This longing for a past self, free from emotional scars, is a powerful reflection of the universal human desire to reclaim innocence and joy after experiencing trauma. The song's conclusion, with the protagonist 'volviendo a nacer en la 93' (being reborn on the 93), suggests a glimmer of hope and the possibility of renewal, even amidst the wreckage of heartache.