Esta Libertad

In 'Esta Libertad,' Nadia delves into the complex emotions of freedom and longing. The song's protagonist finds herself grappling with the newfound freedom that comes after a breakup, only to realize that this freedom is more of a burden than a blessing. She spends her days reminiscing about her lost love, feeling an overwhelming sadness and confusion. The lyrics, 'No se que voy hacer con esta libertad, si paso todo el dia recordandote,' capture the essence of her internal struggle. She is caught in a paradox where the freedom she thought she wanted has become a source of pain and regret.

The song also explores themes of regret and the harsh lessons life teaches us. The protagonist admits to making a mistake by trading her true love for an illusion, a decision she deeply regrets. 'Yo no quise ver que me equivoque, cambie a quien mas queria por una ilusion,' she confesses, acknowledging her error and the emotional toll it has taken on her. This line highlights the idea that life is a school where we learn through our mistakes, even if the lessons are painful. The recurring line, 'la vida es una escuela,' reinforces this notion, suggesting that personal growth often comes at a high emotional cost.

Throughout the song, the protagonist's longing for her lost love is palpable. She expresses a deep desire to reconnect, to forgive and forget, and to return to the way things were. The repeated chorus, 'te quiero abrazar te quiero besar, te deseo noche y dia,' emphasizes her intense yearning and the void left by her lover's absence. This longing is so strong that it drives her to wander the streets in search of him, hoping for a chance to make amends. The song beautifully captures the emotional turmoil of wanting to move forward but being held back by the weight of past mistakes and unfulfilled desires.