Y Como Hare

Voz Veis' song "Y Como Hare" delves deep into the emotional turmoil of trying to forget a past love. The lyrics poignantly express the pain and longing that come with the end of a significant relationship. The singer is caught in a cycle of memories and emotions, unable to escape the lingering presence of their former lover. The repeated question, "¿Cómo haré?" (How will I do it?), underscores the desperation and helplessness felt in the face of such a profound loss.

The song uses vivid imagery and metaphors to convey the depth of the singer's feelings. References to the lover's face, laughter, and kisses highlight the intimate moments that are now haunting memories. The mention of seeing "estrellas en la aurora" (stars in the dawn) and the struggle to ignore the time spent together as the "dueña de mis horas" (owner of my hours) illustrate the pervasive impact of the relationship on the singer's life. The lyrics also touch on the futile attempts to move on, as the singer's mind "lucha contra la corriente" (fights against the current), only to find that the love remains strong.

The song's emotional core is further emphasized by the recurring lines about the pain of trying to forget and the paradox of missing the person even more in the process. The idea of inventing a path where the singer can find their lost love, where "las lunas y los soles pasan tristes sueños y realidades distantes" (the moons and suns pass sad dreams and distant realities), adds a layer of fantasy and escapism to the narrative. This reflects the universal human desire to hold onto love, even when it is no longer present, and the difficulty of truly letting go.