Cada Día

Rosendo's song 'Cada Día' delves into the daily struggles and the emotional toll they take on an individual. The lyrics express a sense of weariness and frustration, as the singer mentions how it increasingly pains him to 'partirse el pecho' (break his chest), a metaphor for giving his all or fighting hard. Despite the hardships, there's a glimmer of hope as he acknowledges that one can still move forward, even if not at a sprinting pace. This reflects the resilience and determination to keep going, even when success seems elusive.

The recurring lines 'Echar las campanas al aire' (throwing the bells into the air) and 'saber que luchabas en balde' (knowing you fought in vain) highlight the futility and repeated efforts that often feel unrecognized or unappreciated. The imagery of playing in 'terreno de nadie' (no man's land) further emphasizes the isolation and uncertainty faced during these struggles. Yet, there's an underlying message of perseverance, as the singer hopes for moments of joy and confusion, signifying the complex emotions involved in striving for one's goals.

Rosendo also touches on the idea of personal contentment and the right to choose one's path. The line 'Si te quieres volver atrás es tu derecho' (If you want to turn back, it's your right) suggests that it's okay to reconsider one's choices and find happiness in new discoveries. The song concludes with a sense of isolation, as the singer feels unheard and trapped in a 'mísera e insoportable' (miserable and unbearable) dimension. This poignant ending underscores the emotional weight of the daily grind and the longing for recognition and understanding.