11 RAZONES

Aitana's '11 RAZONES' is a poignant ballad that delves into the emotional journey of overcoming a toxic relationship. The song's title, which translates to '11 Reasons' in English, sets the stage for a narrative of self-discovery and empowerment. Aitana, a Spanish singer known for her pop and Latin music influences, uses her powerful vocals to convey a story of heartbreak and the subsequent healing process.

The lyrics speak to the experience of realizing that a partner is not good for one's well-being. Aitana sings about the false promises and the realization that the person she loved is 'so good at talking and so bad at loving.' The recurring theme of 'once razones para olvidar' or 'eleven reasons to forget' suggests that the singer has compiled a list of justifications for why she needs to move on from this person. The metaphor of returning 'poisonous roses' and taking away 'butterflies that make her nervous' illustrates the duality of beauty and pain in the relationship, and her decision to no longer be swayed by superficial gestures.

The song reaches a turning point when Aitana acknowledges that the biggest mistake was never learning to forget her partner. However, she finds strength in the pain, realizing that it's better to be alone than with someone who doesn't value her. The final verses reveal a twist: as the toxic partner leaves, Aitana finds a new love that appreciates her more. This conclusion serves as the ultimate reason to forget the past and embrace a future where she is valued and loved correctly.