nana triste (part. Guitarricadelafuente)

The song 'nana triste' by Natalia Lacunza, featuring Guitarricadelafuente, is a poignant exploration of sorrow and regret. The lyrics convey a deep sense of nostalgia and the pain of looking back on a relationship that has ended. The singer reflects on the desire to turn back time and fix what was broken, acknowledging that certain things were said or done that should not have been, leading to a longing for the past.

The metaphor of building a castle with 'tears of salt' suggests an attempt to create something lasting from the pain of the relationship. The protective instinct described in the song, likened to caring for a child who cannot walk, indicates a deep emotional investment and a desire to shield the loved one from harm. However, there is also a recognition of the futility of these efforts, as the relationship has soured, turning what was once sweet into something that now 'supurates' or festers.

The repetition of 'A ti te maldigo' (I curse you) and the mention of 'tus lágrimas de sal' (your tears of salt) indicate a turning point where the singer rejects the pain inflicted by the other person. The final lines reveal a realization that the singer should not have taken on the responsibility of caring for someone who was not theirs to care for, suggesting a release from the emotional burden and a step towards moving on.