Los Días de Marzo

In 'Los Días de Marzo,' Nito Mestre delves into the introspective journey of self-discovery and the complexities of communication. The song opens with the artist reflecting on the days of March, a time that seems to evoke a deep sense of introspection. He speaks of uncovering his fears in silence, suggesting a period of self-reflection where he confronts his inner desires and the struggle to express them. This internal battle is encapsulated in the line, 'Solo me culpo de sentir deseos / De demostrarme sin poder hacerlo,' highlighting the frustration of wanting to reveal oneself but feeling unable to do so.

The song further explores the difficulty of communication, emphasizing how challenging it can be to listen and respond meaningfully. Mestre contrasts the simplicity of letting words fall without meaning against the profound impact of silence. 'Un silencio a veces es más / Que mil notas juntas sin poner amor' suggests that sometimes, silence can convey more than a multitude of words spoken without genuine emotion. This line underscores the value of sincerity and the power of unspoken understanding.

Mestre also touches on the idea of perception and the importance of using all senses to truly understand and connect with the world. 'Cúbrete los ojos / La luz de alguna forma llegará' and 'Usa otros sentidos / A veces viene bien recordarlo' encourage the listener to rely on more than just sight, implying that true insight and understanding come from a deeper, more holistic engagement with one's surroundings. This message resonates with the theme of self-discovery, suggesting that by looking inward and embracing silence, one can find clarity and light in unexpected ways.