Cambiar de Piel

In 'Cambiar de Piel,' Saavedra delves into themes of transformation, self-discovery, and renewal. The song's lyrics reflect a profound personal journey, marked by introspection and a desire to shed old layers and embrace a new self. The opening lines, 'Hoy que me atropellan esos días / Hoy la soledad es compañía,' set the tone for a reflective narrative. The artist acknowledges the weight of past experiences and the solitude that often accompanies self-reflection, suggesting a period of emotional turbulence and growth.

As the song progresses, Saavedra reveals a sense of liberation and clarity. The chorus, 'Hoy voy a cambiar de piel / Hoy voy a volar sin red,' symbolizes a bold decision to embrace change and take risks. The metaphor of changing one's skin signifies a complete transformation, shedding old habits, fears, and doubts. The imagery of flying without a safety net further emphasizes the courage required to embark on this journey of self-renewal. This theme is reinforced by the lines, 'Hoy voy a cortar lo que me sobra / A Sentir cada segundo cada cosa,' which highlight the importance of living fully in the present and letting go of unnecessary burdens.

The second verse continues this theme of introspection and renewal. Saavedra sings, 'Hoy que todo sobra y falta nada / Sólo me acompaña una guitarra,' indicating a return to simplicity and the essentials of life. The mention of a guitar as a companion suggests a deep connection to music as a source of solace and expression. The artist's desire to 'volver a mis adentros / y emprender el viaje de regreso' reflects a longing to reconnect with one's inner self and origins. The song concludes with a sense of acceptance and readiness for the future, encapsulated in the lines, 'Ahora ya sé que algo cambio fuera de mí / Ahora ya sé lo que me queda por vivir.' This acknowledgment of change and the anticipation of what lies ahead underscore the song's message of personal growth and renewal.