Diez Mil Porqués

Beret's 'Diez Mil Porqués' is a poignant exploration of love, loss, and the lingering questions that follow a relationship's end. The title itself, which translates to 'Ten Thousand Whys,' sets the stage for a song that delves into the confusion and search for understanding that often accompanies heartbreak.

The lyrics express the complexity of emotions felt when facing the possibility of reuniting with a lost love. The artist questions whether it's worth losing himself to not lose the other person, highlighting the dilemma of self-preservation versus the desire to hold onto a relationship. The song suggests that stories are typically written by the victors, but it seeks to give voice to the feelings of those who have 'lost' in love. Beret uses the metaphor of puzzles that don't fit but eventually do, to describe the imperfect yet fitting nature of the relationship.

Beret also touches on the ephemeral nature of life and love, emphasizing that what lasts forever isn't material but emotional. He speaks to the idea that love is more than physical intimacy; it's about building each other up and sharing happiness. The song conveys a sense of resignation and understanding that 'forever' might just be a memory rather than reality. The artist grapples with the desire for clarity and the pain of uncertainty, preferring a definitive 'no' over an ambiguous 'maybe' or 'we'll see.' The song is a raw and honest portrayal of the struggle to move on and the hope for closure.