Todo Es Igual Siempre
Mikel Erentxun Lyrics

The lyrics of Mikel Erentxun's song "Todo Es Igual Siempre" seem to express feelings of disillusionment, loneliness and detachment towards a place that was once special to the singer. The first verse sets a desolate scene of the singer walking alone on the beach, returning to the place where his clothes were stolen, wondering who forgot to surround the city with protection. He expresses a sense of distance from the city and constantly repeats the phrase "more distant" as if trying to emphasize how far removed he is from this place that seems to have left him feeling betrayed and insignificant.

In the second verse, the tone of the song becomes more melancholic as he describes the long Sunday that is so silent and gray, and he writes a postcard with no destination, perhaps as a metaphor for his own feelings of being lost and unsure of where to go next. He expresses a desire to escape from this place he calls a stepbrother of the sea and invites a nuclear bomb to come and blow everything up, almost as if he would rather see it all destroyed than keep feeling this way.

The chorus of the song, "Todo es igual siempre, días que son quietos frentes" (Everything is always the same, days that are quiet fronts), reinforces the sense of stagnation and monotony that permeates the song. However, in the final verse, there is a glimpse of hope as the singer imagines himself back on the beach, facing the sea and with faith in his feet, perhaps suggesting that he has found a way to move on and overcome the sense of detachment that he once felt.