Aquellos Días

Mora's song 'Aquellos Días' delves into the bittersweet memories of a past relationship, filled with passion, conflict, and longing. The lyrics repeatedly ask if the other person remembers the days when they would sneak away to be together, highlighting the intensity and secrecy of their connection. This repetition emphasizes the nostalgia and the emotional weight of those memories, suggesting that these moments were significant and unforgettable for the narrator.

The song also explores the complexities of the relationship, marked by a cycle of coming together and breaking apart. The lines 'Me mandabas pa'l carajo y al otro día volvías' (You'd send me to hell, and the next day you'd come back) illustrate the tumultuous nature of their bond. This push-and-pull dynamic reflects a deep emotional entanglement, where despite the conflicts, there was a strong pull that kept bringing them back to each other. The mention of university days adds a layer of youthful recklessness and the formative experiences that shape one's emotional landscape.

As the song progresses, Mora reflects on the changes that have occurred since those days. The lyrics 'Te metiste a mi mente, pero de repente / Bebé, mi corazón como que ya no siente' (You got into my mind, but suddenly / Baby, my heart doesn't feel anymore) signify a shift from intense emotion to a sense of numbness or detachment. This transition suggests a journey of healing or moving on, even though the memories still linger. The song captures the essence of a love that was once all-consuming but has now faded, leaving behind a mix of fond memories and unresolved feelings.