Eres Mía

In 'Eres Mía,' Nattanael delves into the complexities of lingering emotions and unresolved connections with a past lover. The song's lyrics are a raw and candid expression of a man who is struggling to move on from a previous relationship. He is convinced that his former partner still has feelings for him, despite her current involvement with someone else. This belief is evident in lines like 'Si yo sé que vos me extrañas' (If I know you miss me) and 'Porque de mí no se olvida' (Because you can't forget me). The repetition of these sentiments underscores his confidence in their enduring bond.

The song also explores themes of jealousy and possessiveness. Nattanael refers to his ex's new partner dismissively as 'ese loro' (that parrot), implying that the new relationship lacks the depth and passion they once shared. This is further emphasized by the line 'Nena, él no te lo hace como yo te lo hacía' (Baby, he doesn't do it like I did). The use of such comparisons highlights his belief that their physical and emotional connection was unique and irreplaceable.

Additionally, 'Eres Mía' touches on the struggle of letting go and the temptation to rekindle old flames. Nattanael admits to calling his ex while drunk, driven by memories of their intimate moments. This vulnerability is captured in 'perdón si llame borracho, es que me acordé de ti la' veces que te comía' (sorry if I called drunk, I remembered the times I devoured you). The song paints a picture of a man caught between the desire to move forward and the pull of a past love that still haunts him.

The narrative is further enriched by Nattanael's musical style, which blends urban rhythms with heartfelt lyrics, creating a relatable and emotionally charged experience for listeners. His candid approach to discussing love, loss, and longing resonates deeply, making 'Eres Mía' a poignant exploration of the complexities of human relationships.