Cada día

Pignoise's song 'Cada día' delves into the profound sense of longing and despair that accompanies the absence of a loved one. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of someone who has come to the painful realization that life without their significant other is unbearable. The opening lines, 'He tardado en saberlo / Pero sin ti, no puedo vivir,' set the tone for the entire song, expressing regret and the deep emotional void left by the person's absence.

The recurring theme of waiting and hoping for the return of the loved one is central to the song. The lines 'Si cada día te espero a ti / Si vendería mi voz por ti' highlight the extent of the protagonist's devotion and willingness to sacrifice anything for the chance to be reunited. This sentiment is further emphasized by the imagery of being lost in a 'mar de recuerdos' (sea of memories), which conveys a sense of being overwhelmed by past experiences and emotions, unable to move forward without the presence of the loved one.

The song also explores themes of identity and self-worth, as seen in the lines 'Soy un nadie que busca y no encuentra / Sin miedo total sin tu luz.' Here, the protagonist describes themselves as a 'nobody' who is lost and searching without the guiding light of their loved one. This metaphor underscores the idea that the loved one is not just a source of happiness but also a crucial part of the protagonist's identity and sense of purpose. The repetition of these themes throughout the song reinforces the depth of the protagonist's emotional struggle and the all-consuming nature of their longing.