Otro Día (part. Ingratax)

Big Soto's song 'Otro Día,' featuring Ingratax, delves into the emotional journey of moving on from a past relationship. The lyrics reflect a sense of liberation and self-discovery after a breakup. The opening lines, 'Pensé que sería difícil el desconocerte / Pero me salió bien, fue más fácil que perderme,' suggest that the protagonist initially thought it would be hard to forget their ex, but it turned out to be easier than losing themselves in the relationship. This sets the tone for a narrative of personal growth and resilience.

The recurring line, 'Y ya pasó mañana es otro día,' emphasizes the theme of new beginnings and the passage of time as a healing factor. The protagonist acknowledges that their ex was not a guiding force in their life, and despite promises of a happy ending, the relationship was ultimately a 'bala perdida' or a lost bullet—something that missed its mark and caused unintended harm. This metaphor highlights the unpredictability and potential destructiveness of the relationship.

As the song progresses, the protagonist reflects on the lessons learned from the relationship, noting that they have become stronger and more self-reliant. Lines like 'Aprendí a quererme y no fue de suerte / Tuve que construirlo' underscore the effort it took to rebuild their self-esteem and prioritize their own well-being. The song concludes with a sense of empowerment, as the protagonist moves forward with a renewed sense of self-worth, leaving the past behind and embracing the future with confidence.