Y Más

In 'Y Más,' Tiziano Ferro delves into the complexities of life, blending themes of confusion, self-discovery, and the relentless pursuit of more. The song opens with a reflection on the blurred lines between past and present, suggesting a sense of disorientation. Ferro's lyrics, 'El ayer y hoy confundo yo, El mañana... ya llegará,' highlight the uncertainty of time and the inevitability of the future. This sets the stage for a deeper exploration of the human spirit, which, despite its voice, often remains silent and suppressed.

The chorus, with its repetitive 'Y más... y más... y más,' underscores a yearning for more—more experiences, more understanding, and more life. Ferro's call to 'Marcharme un año, Viajar sin más' speaks to a desire for escape and self-discovery, a common theme in his music. This journey is not without its challenges, as he acknowledges the agony and errors that come with it. Yet, it is through these struggles that one finds growth and a deeper connection to oneself.

Ferro also touches on the theme of societal expectations and the pressure to conform. Lines like 'Tú que vives siempre…. con… tus Temores de Normalidad' critique the fear of stepping outside societal norms. He encourages breaking free from these constraints, urging listeners to 'rompe todo' and astonish those who doubt them. The song's message is clear: embrace the chaos, confront your fears, and strive for more, even when the world seems overwhelming. 'Y Más' is a powerful anthem of resilience and the relentless pursuit of personal growth, encapsulating the essence of Tiziano Ferro's introspective and emotive musical style.