Las Cosas Que Pasan

The song "Las Cosas Que Pasan" by Tan Bionica is a poignant reflection on the pain of change, loss, and the process of moving on. The lyrics convey a sense of melancholy and acceptance of the inevitable transformations that life brings. The opening lines set a tone of resignation, as the singer recounts days that pass without truly being lived, suggesting a detachment from life due to the absence of a loved one. This absence is described as multiplying death, indicating a deep sense of loss that overshadows everything, even the beauty of their shared past.

The song continues with an appeal to a 'princesa amanecida' (awakened princess), who seems to be the subject of the singer's affection and concern. The singer encourages her to not forget what made them who they are, despite the darkness that has set in. This could be interpreted as a message to remember the good times and the essence of their relationship, even as they part ways. The mention of preparing 'tus cosas' (your things) and the 'horas penosas' (painful hours) being put in their place suggests a breakup or a farewell, with the singer taking responsibility for setting things in order for the departure.

The chorus expresses the singer's pain over the events that are unfolding ('Me duelen las cosas que pasan'), a sentiment that is repeated throughout the song, emphasizing the emotional impact of these changes. The reference to 'enfermeras milagrosas' (miraculous nurses) could symbolize the hope for healing and recovery from this emotional wound. The song ends with a twist, as the singer admits to liking 'las cosas que pasan' (the things that happen), which could imply an acceptance of the pain as part of the process of growth and moving forward.