He Sido

Vanesa Martín's song 'He Sido' is a powerful narrative of self-discovery, resilience, and the assertion of one's identity. The lyrics reflect a journey through different roles and experiences that the singer has lived through, from being a hidden love and a half-lived life to becoming someone who embraces freedom and lives without regrets. The song speaks to the complexity of human relationships and the various labels society may impose on individuals.

The recurring phrase 'Pero no me da la gana' which translates to 'But I don't feel like it' or 'I refuse,' followed by 'Si tú quieres me disparas' ('If you want, you can shoot me'), is a bold declaration of defiance. Martín expresses that she is ready to face whatever comes her way with confidence and on her own terms. The mention of 'Llevo las medias bien puestas' ('I'm wearing my stockings well') symbolizes being prepared and unafraid to confront challenges head-on.

The song culminates in a celebration of personal freedom and the decision to live life fully, with the strength of someone who knows their time is limited. Martín's message is clear: she will no longer be silenced or constrained by others' expectations. 'He Sido' is an anthem for anyone who has felt marginalized or misunderstood, encouraging listeners to own their stories and live authentically.