Olvídate

In 'Olvídate,' Zarcort delves deep into the emotional turmoil of a broken relationship, exploring themes of self-destruction, regret, and the quest for self-healing. The song opens with a reflection on human nature, suggesting that people are inherently selfish and often fail to reciprocate the love and effort they receive. This sets the stage for the personal narrative that follows, where Zarcort recounts his own experiences of giving more than he received in a relationship, only to be left heartbroken and questioning his worth.

The lyrics paint a vivid picture of Zarcort's internal struggle as he grapples with feelings of inadequacy and the pain of unrequited love. He describes how his attempts to be good and genuine were met with betrayal, leading him to a state of self-destruction and anxiety. The metaphor of the moon, something he couldn't buy for his lover, symbolizes the unattainable and the limits of his efforts. This imagery underscores the futility he feels in trying to meet impossible expectations.

As the song progresses, Zarcort's focus shifts from the past to his present state of mind. He speaks of his mission to forget the past and erase the memories of his former lover. The repetition of 'mi misión' and 'mi visión' highlights his determination to move on and find peace. Despite the pain, he acknowledges the lessons learned from the relationship, such as resilience and self-worth. The song concludes with a sense of empowerment, as Zarcort resolves to leave behind the toxic relationship and seek a new beginning, free from the burdens of his past.