Dolería

In 'Dolería,' Mau y Ricky delve into the complexities of a past relationship, capturing the bittersweet essence of love and loss. The song's lyrics reflect on the highs and lows of a romantic connection that, despite its imperfections, was deeply meaningful. The opening lines, 'Si hay cosas bonitas, hay cosas mejores / Si hay cosas feas, hay cosas peores,' set the tone for a nuanced exploration of the relationship's dual nature. The artists acknowledge that while their time together wasn't perfect, it was filled with moments of joy and laughter, making the eventual separation all the more painful.

The chorus, 'Si trato de olvidarte no sé qué pasaría / Dejarte de extrañar, baby, no sé si podría,' reveals the internal struggle of moving on. The repetition of this sentiment underscores the difficulty of erasing shared memories and the emotional toll it takes. The mention of 'borrar todas las foto' de nuestra librería' symbolizes the challenge of letting go of tangible reminders of their time together. This imagery is powerful, as it conveys the idea that memories are not easily discarded, and the pain of doing so is inevitable.

Mau y Ricky also touch on the mundane yet intimate aspects of their relationship, such as 'pedíamos comida en vez de cocinar' and 'Netflix and chill era el mejor plan.' These lines highlight the comfort and routine they shared, making the loss even more poignant. The song's reflection on poor communication and emotional distance, 'La comunicación era pésima / Pero nos amamo',' adds another layer of complexity, suggesting that love alone wasn't enough to sustain the relationship. Ultimately, 'Dolería' is a heartfelt exploration of the enduring pain of lost love and the struggle to move forward while cherishing the memories that remain.