Pasado

In 'Pasado,' Nasa Histoires delves into the themes of nostalgia and self-reflection. The song's lyrics express a longing to return to the past, to a time when the singer felt more connected to their true self. The repetition of 'Uoh, Uoh, oh' and 'Uoh, oro, oh' creates a haunting, almost hypnotic atmosphere, emphasizing the emotional weight of these memories. The singer yearns to 'volver atrás' (go back) and 'recordar quien fui ayer' (remember who I was yesterday), indicating a deep desire to reconnect with their former self and the simplicity of earlier times.

The lyrics also touch on the theme of disillusionment. The singer admits that their current reality is not what they had dreamed of, as seen in the lines 'No fue lo que soñé' (It wasn't what I dreamed). This sense of disappointment is compounded by a feeling of helplessness, with the singer stating 'Ya nada puedo hacer' (There's nothing I can do). The act of drinking and losing oneself ('Solo queda beber y la cabeza perder') serves as a coping mechanism for the unfulfilled dreams and the bitter taste of reality.

Despite the melancholy tone, there is a sense of acceptance in the song. The singer does not express hatred for their destiny nor a desire to change it, but rather a resignation to their current state. The line 'No odio mi destino, ni lo quiero cambiar' (I don't hate my destiny, nor do I want to change it) suggests a complex relationship with their past and present. The song captures the universal human experience of looking back, feeling a mix of regret and acceptance, and the struggle to find satisfaction in the present moment.