Par de Niños

Yami Safdie's 'Par de Niños' is a heartfelt exploration of young love, growth, and the bittersweet nature of moving on. The song opens with a casual check-in, '¿Cómo te va? Yo ya estoy bastante bien,' setting a tone of reflection and maturity. Safdie reminisces about a past relationship, acknowledging the changes both she and her former partner have undergone. The lyrics, 'Éramo' un par de niños, jugando al amor, y el juego terminó,' capture the innocence and playfulness of their young love, which, although it ended, was a significant and enjoyable part of their lives.

The song delves into the idea of personal growth and the impact of past relationships on one's identity. Safdie sings, 'Y, ahora, soy lo que soy por cruzarme contigo,' highlighting how her experiences with her former partner have shaped who she is today. Despite the pain and mistakes, she expresses no regret, emphasizing that she would relive those moments 'cien mil veces lo mismo.' This sentiment underscores the importance of past relationships in personal development, even if they don't last forever.

Throughout the song, there's a recurring theme of enduring connection and loyalty. Safdie promises, 'Que yo siempre iba a estar, aunque ya no sea igual,' indicating that despite the end of their romantic relationship, she still holds a place for her former partner in her heart. This enduring bond is further emphasized with lines like 'Si me necesitás, para buscarte, cruzo cielo y mar,' showcasing a deep sense of commitment and care that transcends the end of their romantic involvement. 'Par de Niños' beautifully captures the complexity of young love, the growth that comes from it, and the lasting impact it can have on our lives.