Nada Por Hecho (feat. Leiva)

Siddhartha's song "Nada Por Hecho," featuring Leiva, delves into the complexities of love, loss, and the uncertainty that often accompanies these emotions. The lyrics reflect a deep sense of introspection and vulnerability, as the narrator grapples with the passage of time and the changes it brings. The opening lines, "No sé por qué has estado escondida, pero ha pasado el tiempo," suggest a sense of confusion and longing, as the narrator tries to understand why their loved one has been distant or hidden away. This sets the tone for a song that is both melancholic and contemplative.

The metaphor of being "quebrado como a un cristal" (broken like a crystal) poignantly captures the fragility of the human heart and the pain of emotional wounds. The narrator's reluctance to take anything for granted, expressed in the repeated line "No quiero dar nada por hecho," underscores the uncertainty and fear of further heartbreak. This sentiment is further emphasized by the struggle to remember the past and the difficulty of moving forward, as seen in the lines "A veces cuesta tanto recordarte" and "Puedo morir en el intento de no saber si hay algo que esperar."

The song also touches on the theme of resilience and the hope for recovery, both for oneself and for the relationship. The imagery of rolling until dawn, "Y rodar hasta volver a amanecer," symbolizes the ongoing journey of healing and the search for a new beginning. The closing lines, "Y yo saber si puedo rescatarme y rescatarte," highlight the desire to not only save oneself but also to salvage the relationship, reflecting a deep sense of commitment and love. Through its evocative lyrics and emotional depth, "Nada Por Hecho" captures the universal experience of navigating the uncertainties of love and loss.