Cada Vez

Ricardo Montaner's song 'Cada Vez' delves into the emotional turmoil experienced when a loved one departs. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of the protagonist's struggle to cope with the absence of their significant other. The opening lines, 'Voy de mal en peor otra tarde de aquí para allá,' suggest a sense of aimlessness and despair, as the protagonist wanders in search of a chance encounter with their beloved. This quest for connection underscores the deep longing and emotional dependency that the protagonist feels.

The chorus, 'Cada vez que te vas, se me eclipsa el sol se reseca el mar,' employs powerful metaphors to convey the magnitude of the protagonist's sorrow. The imagery of the sun eclipsing and the sea drying up illustrates how the departure of the loved one brings about a profound sense of loss and desolation. The transformation of a simple rain into a tempest further emphasizes the chaos and emotional upheaval that ensues each time the loved one leaves.

In the latter part of the song, the lyrics 'Cae en contradicción, mi cerebro y mi corazón, la balanza se inclina del lado de la emoción,' highlight the internal conflict between reason and emotion. The protagonist acknowledges the irrationality of their feelings but is ultimately swayed by their heart. The metaphor of walking backward in a spiral ('Sigo caminando hacia atrás en un caracol') suggests a sense of regression and entrapment, as the protagonist feels unable to move forward without their loved one. This poignant portrayal of love's complexities and the struggle to find balance between heart and mind resonates deeply with listeners, capturing the essence of human vulnerability in the face of love and loss.