Quien soy

In 'Quien soy,' Amango delves into the universal struggle of self-identity and the confusion that often accompanies it. The lyrics express a deep sense of uncertainty and a quest for understanding oneself. The repeated refrain, 'No se muy bien quien soy,' which translates to 'I don't really know who I am,' captures the essence of this internal conflict. The singer grapples with societal expectations and personal aspirations, feeling lost and unsure of what path to take. This theme resonates with many, especially during transitional phases in life, such as adolescence or early adulthood.

The song also touches on the pressure to conform and the fear of becoming something one never imagined. Lines like 'Eso que pensé que yo jamás seria' ('That which I thought I would never be') highlight the anxiety of potentially losing one's true self in the process of trying to meet external demands. The mention of a 'niña loca que no sabe lo que quiere' ('crazy girl who doesn't know what she wants') further emphasizes the internal chaos and the struggle to find clarity and direction.

Amango's use of metaphors, such as seeking an 'adivina' (fortune teller) or an 'ada madrina' (fairy godmother), underscores the desperation for guidance and a quick solution to the complex problem of self-discovery. These elements add a layer of fantasy and wishful thinking, reflecting the often unrealistic hopes for an easy answer to life's profound questions. The repetition of the chorus reinforces the cyclical nature of this struggle, suggesting that finding oneself is an ongoing journey rather than a destination.