Mañana

Mikel Erentxun's song 'Mañana' delves into themes of love, time, and the enduring hope that comes with the promise of a new day. The lyrics paint a picture of a relationship that seems to exist in a suspended state, where the past and the future are both sources of uncertainty, but the present holds a profound significance. Erentxun uses vivid imagery, such as the sun's propaganda on a lover's body and the smiling river, to evoke a sense of peace and contentment in the moments shared with the beloved.

The recurring chorus, 'Quiero verte amanecer y verte anochecer,' which translates to 'I want to see you at dawn and dusk,' symbolizes the desire to be with the loved one through the cycles of day and night, emphasizing continuity amidst change. The phrase 'Siempre quedará mañana' or 'There will always be tomorrow' reinforces the theme of hope and the belief in enduring love, despite the challenges that come with time. This idea is further supported by references to the streets of Madrid, suggesting a journey through both literal and metaphorical dark times together.

Erentxun's lyrical approach in 'Mañana' also touches on personal growth and the deep connection between the lovers, as seen in lines like 'Hay mucho más de mí en ti que lo que queda dentro de mí' ('There is much more of me in you than what remains inside me'). This suggests a merging of identities and experiences, where the boundaries between the self and the other blur, highlighting the transformative power of love. The song is a poetic exploration of how love can anchor individuals, providing a sense of continuity and hope in the face of life's inevitable changes.