No Ha Dejado de Doler

Raul Rojas' song 'No Ha Dejado de Doler' delves into the enduring pain of a past relationship and the struggle to move on. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a woman who is trying to leave behind the memories of a love that once deeply affected her. The opening lines, 'Mírela bien, que se le va / Que se lleva los recuerdos que la dejaron sentá,' suggest that she is attempting to move forward, but the memories still weigh heavily on her. This sets the stage for a narrative about the emotional scars that remain long after a relationship has ended.

The chorus reveals a conversation between the singer and another person, possibly the woman's new partner. The lines 'Que le ha dejado de querer y ahora a mi lado siempre dice que está bien / Mira que fácil son las cosas, ves' indicate that she claims to have moved on and is now happy with someone else. However, the repetition of 'Aun no ha dejado de doler' suggests that the pain from the past still lingers, particularly the 'cicatriz de aquel invierno del 93,' a metaphor for a significant emotional wound from a specific time in the past.

The song's emotional depth is further highlighted by the imagery of a heart that has been deeply affected, 'Hiciste bien que el cajón / Que con uñas se ha agarrado entró en tu corazón.' This metaphor suggests that the past relationship has left a lasting mark on her heart, one that she struggles to forget. The song captures the complexity of moving on from a significant relationship, where outward appearances of happiness may mask the enduring pain beneath. Raul Rojas uses poignant lyrics and metaphors to explore themes of love, loss, and the difficulty of healing from emotional wounds.