Ya Lo Había Vivido

Miguel Moly's song 'Ya Lo Había Vivido' delves into the surreal experience of déjà vu in the context of a romantic encounter. The lyrics describe a night where the protagonist walks with a lover, feeling an uncanny sense of familiarity. Despite the rain and the rush to get to know each other, there's a strong feeling that this moment has already been lived. This sense of premonition is emphasized by the repeated lines, 'No, no, juro que esto ya lo había vivido,' which translates to 'No, no, I swear I had already lived this.'

The song captures the magic and mystery of love, where the protagonist feels as if they have known their partner in another life or through dreams. The lyrics, 'En esas noches que soñé contigo, sin tu saberlo te había poseído,' meaning 'In those nights I dreamed of you, without you knowing I had possessed you,' suggest a deep, almost mystical connection. This connection is further highlighted by the physical sensations described, such as the touch of hands and the phrases exchanged, which all feel eerily familiar.

Miguel Moly's musical style, characterized by its vibrant and rhythmic beats, adds to the dreamlike quality of the song. The repetition of the chorus and the lively interjections like 'Ajá, báilalo, sabor' create a hypnotic effect, drawing listeners into the protagonist's experience of déjà vu. The song's narrative, combined with its infectious rhythm, makes it a compelling exploration of love, memory, and the inexplicable connections that sometimes bind us to others.