Ojalá (part. Chico Blanco)

C. Tangana's song 'Ojalá,' featuring Chico Blanco, delves into the complex emotions of longing, regret, and the hope for a better future for a past lover. The repeated use of 'Ojalá,' which translates to 'I hope' or 'I wish' in English, sets the tone for a narrative filled with yearning and unfulfilled desires. The lyrics express a deep-seated wish for the ex-lover to find happiness and companionship, even if it means moving on from the singer. This selfless desire highlights the maturity and depth of the emotional struggle, as the singer grapples with the pain of separation while still caring for the well-being of the other person.

The song's chorus, 'Ojalá que alguien te escriba todas las noches, Ojalá que alguien se quede contigo encerrao',' emphasizes the longing for the ex-lover to find someone who can provide the emotional support and intimacy that the singer once did. The repetition of 'contigo encerrao'' (locked in with you) underscores the desire for closeness and the intimate moments shared in the past. However, the singer acknowledges that their attempts to rekindle the relationship only push the ex-lover further away, causing pain for both parties.

In the latter part of the song, the lyrics shift to a more introspective tone, with the singer reflecting on the passage of time and the need to move on. The lines 'Ojalá que lo entiendas, Que se pasen los años se olvide esta mierda' reveal a hope for mutual understanding and healing over time. The singer also expresses a desire to escape the emotional turmoil and find peace, even if it means letting go of the past. This bittersweet acceptance of reality and the hope for a brighter future encapsulate the essence of 'Ojalá,' making it a poignant exploration of love, loss, and the journey towards emotional healing.