Todo Ha Cambiado

In 'Todo Ha Cambiado,' Okidoky delves into the emotional turmoil that accompanies significant changes in a relationship. The song opens with the artist reflecting on their surroundings, noting the absence of familiar elements, even a song, which symbolizes the void left by the change. The mention of an 'odiosa voz' (hateful voice) suggests a conflict or a falling out, leading to a sense of hopelessness and confusion about the situation's resolution.

The recurring question, '¿seras tu o sere yo?' (Is it you or is it me?), highlights the uncertainty and self-doubt that often follow a breakup or a significant shift in a relationship. The artist grapples with the reality that 'todo cambio' (everything changed), expressing a desire to retreat into the solace of music. This retreat into singing represents a coping mechanism, a way to process and express the pain of change.

The chorus emphasizes the struggle to accept that 'todo ha cambiado' (everything has changed) and that what was once shared is now in the past. The repeated lines about not having spoken for a while and questioning if everything has ended underscore the lingering doubts and unresolved feelings. The song captures the essence of trying to come to terms with change, the difficulty of moving on, and the search for closure. Okidoky's poignant lyrics and emotive delivery make 'Todo Ha Cambiado' a relatable anthem for anyone navigating the complexities of change and loss in relationships.