Dos Extraños

RUGGERO's song 'Dos Extraños' delves deep into the emotional turmoil of a relationship that has deteriorated to the point where the once-close partners now feel like strangers. The lyrics poignantly express the lingering pain and unresolved feelings that come with a breakup. The singer reflects on the wounds that haven't healed and the time that hasn't eased the heartache. This sense of longing and confusion is palpable as he questions whether he failed to give his partner what they deserved, a sentiment that many can relate to when looking back on a failed relationship.

The chorus captures the essence of the song's emotional struggle. The repeated lines 'Si te veo y te extraño, yo no sé porque nos hicimos tanto daño' (If I see you and I miss you, I don't know why we hurt each other so much) highlight the paradox of still having feelings for someone despite the pain they caused. This contradiction is a common theme in songs about love and loss, where the heart and mind are often at odds. The use of the word 'extraños' (strangers) underscores the distance that has grown between the two, making the pain of their separation even more poignant.

In the latter part of the song, there's a glimmer of hope as the singer expresses a desire to find another way and pleads for the partner to stay. However, this hope is tempered by the realization that they may not be meant for each other, as he ultimately accepts that 'no eres para mí' (you are not for me). This acceptance of reality, despite the lingering feelings, adds a layer of maturity and depth to the song. 'Dos Extraños' is a heartfelt exploration of the complexities of love, loss, and the difficult journey of moving on from someone who was once an integral part of your life.