Mis Cicatrices

LUANA's song "Mis Cicatrices" delves into the emotional aftermath of a painful relationship, exploring themes of self-discovery and healing. The lyrics poignantly express the struggle of dealing with emotional scars, symbolized by physical tattoos, which serve as constant reminders of past traumas. The recurring question, "¿Y ahora qué hago con las cicatrices?" ("And now, what do I do with the scars?") highlights the difficulty of moving on from experiences that have left a lasting impact.

The song captures the essence of vulnerability and the loss of identity that often accompanies toxic relationships. LUANA reflects on how she has changed, no longer recognizing herself as the person she once was before opening her heart to someone who ultimately caused her pain. The imagery of "días grises" ("gray days") and "alma de papel" ("paper soul") evokes a sense of fragility and melancholy, emphasizing the emotional toll of the relationship.

LUANA's lyrics also touch on the frustration of being questioned about her tattoos, which symbolize her journey and the scars she carries. This questioning serves as a metaphor for the external judgment and misunderstanding she faces, further complicating her path to healing. The song ultimately conveys a desire to reclaim her former self, to find strength and resilience in the face of adversity, and to navigate the complexities of self-identity and emotional recovery.