Todo Aquello Que Escribi

Sergio Vargas' song 'Todo Aquello Que Escribí' is a heartfelt exploration of love, loss, and the lingering memories that follow a relationship's end. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of two individuals who, despite their deep connection, find themselves alone and free from each other. The repeated phrase 'qué loca tú, qué loco yo' underscores the madness and intensity of their past relationship, highlighting the emotional turmoil they both experienced.

The song delves into the narrator's reflections on the relationship, expressing regret and sorrow. The line 'Tanto mirarte que no pude verte' suggests that despite being physically present, the narrator failed to truly see and understand their partner. This realization is compounded by the metaphor of writing with 'tinta de tus lágrimas,' indicating that the pain and sorrow of the relationship have deeply influenced the narrator's expressions and memories.

Vargas also touches on the theme of freedom and the desire for liberation. The partner's dream of 'beber la libertad' contrasts with the narrator's sense of entrapment and loss. Despite the separation, the partner continues to haunt the narrator's dreams, symbolized by the image of walking barefoot through dreams and appearing with the 'blanco sol de enero.' This haunting presence signifies that the memories and emotions tied to the relationship are inescapable, even as they both move on with their lives.

The song's melancholic tone and introspective lyrics resonate with anyone who has experienced the complexities of love and the pain of letting go. Sergio Vargas masterfully captures the essence of a relationship's end, where the remnants of love and sorrow are forever etched in the narrator's heart and mind.