Hoy Tiré Viejas Hojas

In 'Hoy Tiré Viejas Hojas,' Nito Mestre delves into the emotional journey of letting go of the past to make room for new love and experiences. The song begins with the act of discarding old pages, symbolizing the shedding of past memories and experiences that no longer serve the present. This act of closure is both literal and metaphorical, as the protagonist finishes writing with their last breath at three o'clock, signifying a moment of finality and transition. The remnants of past happiness, represented by smiles left on the table, serve as a poignant reminder of what once was.

The lyrics then shift to the present, where the protagonist acknowledges the absence of sweet words and the need for inner calm. The imagery of whispers to the soul suggests a deep, introspective process of healing and self-reassurance. The mention of caresses that must wait implies a longing for physical and emotional connection that is currently unfulfilled. This longing is further emphasized by the reference to a beloved's skin that is no longer present, highlighting the void left by their absence.

As the song progresses, the protagonist finds solace in their bed, capturing the essence of love in their pillow. This intimate setting becomes a sanctuary where they hope to reunite with their loved one in dreams. The anticipation of seeing their beloved's eyes shining within them, ready to love, encapsulates the theme of hope and renewal. 'Hoy Tiré Viejas Hojas' is a poignant reflection on the process of moving on from the past, embracing the present, and holding onto the hope of future love.