Mil Días

No Te Va Gustar's song 'Mil Días' delves into the emotional journey of healing and moving on from a past relationship. The lyrics reflect a period of three years and a thousand days, symbolizing a significant amount of time spent in reflection and emotional turmoil. The protagonist acknowledges the pain and confusion experienced during this time, as well as the struggle to let go of memories that continue to haunt them, represented by the photo that 'screams' but is not heard.

The song captures the realization that holding onto the past is preventing progress. The line 'Si no lo borré fue para no volver' (If I didn't erase it, it was so I wouldn't go back) signifies a conscious decision to keep the memories as a reminder of what not to return to. This turning point is crucial as it marks the beginning of a new chapter, where the protagonist decides to run forward without looking back, determined not to repeat the 'sad steps' of the past.

'Vas a ver, sin marcha atrás voy a correr' (You'll see, without looking back, I will run) is a powerful declaration of moving forward with no intention of revisiting old wounds. The repetition of 'ya no más' (no more) emphasizes the finality of this decision. The song is a poignant reflection on the process of healing, the importance of self-realization, and the strength required to move on from a painful past. It resonates with anyone who has experienced the difficulty of letting go and the liberation that comes with it.