3 de febrero

The song 'Tres de Febrero' by Chiara Oliver is a poignant reflection on love, loss, and the passage of time. The title itself, which translates to 'February 3rd,' suggests a specific date that holds significant emotional weight for the narrator. The repetition of the date in the lyrics emphasizes its importance, likely marking an anniversary or a momentous event in the narrator's past relationship.

The lyrics convey a sense of conflicted emotions. The narrator admits to thinking about a past love on this particular date, yet their pride prevents them from reaching out. This internal struggle between wanting to reconnect and maintaining a sense of dignity is a common theme in songs about past relationships. The line 'Si sigo enamorade de ti / La respuesta es no / Pero por el drama digo que si' reveals a complexity in the narrator's feelings; they claim not to be in love anymore, yet they indulge in the drama of pretending they are, perhaps to justify their lingering emotions.

The song also touches on the theme of nostalgia. The narrator mentions opening an old tape that reminds them of their former partner, suggesting that they are revisiting memories, even though it brings pain. The bittersweet act of reminiscing about intimate moments ('acostarme así') that are no longer possible ('que no te vieses junto a mi') highlights the enduring impact of past love and the difficulty of moving on from a deep emotional connection.