Pasó
Antonio Orozco Lyrics

, lo que pasó, pasó

In Antonio Orozco's song Pasó, he describes a personal struggle with past mistakes and how they've affected his life. The opening lines describe a storm that's preventing him from seeing clearly. The use of water and wind as imagery here suggest the chaos and turmoil he's feeling inside. The repetition of the word "poco" emphasizes the idea that there's very little he can rely on to guide him through this difficult time.

The following verses express the internal conflict he's experiencing. He sometimes forgets who he is or loses confidence in himself. He admits that he doesn't know where he's going, but he's "eternally yours" and honest about his feelings. The line "Por más que duela, si pasó, pasó" translates to "no matter how much it hurts, what happened, happened." This seems to suggest that he's accepting that he can't change the past and must move forward.

Later in the song, he reveals what happened to him - too much whiskey, too much night, and feeling alone. He admits that he's confused and can't find an explanation for what happened. The repetition of "sólo" emphasizes the isolation he feels. The last lines of the song repeat the sentiment expressed earlier, that he sometimes forgets who he is or loses his way, but ultimately he accepts that "what happened, happened."

Overall, the song seems to be about overcoming personal struggles and accepting the mistakes of the past. The imagery of the storm and the repetition of "poco" emphasize the chaos and confusion Orozco feels. The honesty and vulnerability in his lyrics make the song relatable and powerful.