En Dos

Walls' song 'En Dos' delves deep into the emotional turmoil and resentment that follows a painful breakup. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a person waking up with an empty soul and bank account, symbolizing the profound sense of loss and emptiness that accompanies the end of a significant relationship. The recurring theme of waking up wishing the day would end highlights the protagonist's struggle to cope with the emotional weight of the breakup.

The chorus reveals the mutual pain and regret felt by both parties. The protagonist acknowledges their efforts to avoid the ex-partner, staying home to avoid crossing paths. Despite these efforts, the pain of seeing the ex-partner is palpable, and the repeated question, '¿Pa' qué coño rompiste en dos lo nuestro?' (Why the hell did you break our relationship in two?), underscores the confusion and hurt caused by the breakup. This line captures the essence of the song, reflecting the protagonist's struggle to understand why the relationship ended and the lingering pain it has caused.

The imagery of throwing away the ex-partner's belongings, such as the ashtray and lighter, and the mention of their wrinkled clothes in the wardrobe, symbolizes the attempt to move on while still being haunted by memories. The protagonist's nights out and drinking to forget further illustrate the desperate attempts to escape the pain. However, the lingering 'te quieros' (I love yous) that now sound hollow emphasize the emptiness and disillusionment that remain. 'En Dos' is a raw and honest portrayal of the aftermath of a breakup, capturing the conflicting emotions of love, pain, and resentment.