Otro día Lyrics – Chiara Oliver

Otro día Lyrics Meaning

[Verso 1]
In this verse, the singer talks about encountering familiar places that remind them of a past relationship. They mention walking by the building where they first met, passing the bar where they shared their first kiss, and even driving by the ex’s house. Everyday things like seeing their ex’s favorite chocolates in the supermarket bring back memories, and the singer wishes they could share those moments again.

[Pre-Estribillo]
Here, the singer expresses their need to move on, realizing they can’t keep seeing reminders of their ex every day. The “ghost” of their former partner haunts them, and while the ex has moved on with their own life, the singer is still emotionally connected and feels trapped in the past.

[Estribillo]
The chorus reveals the singer’s awareness that their ex no longer thinks of them. Despite this, they still long for their ex to come back, wishing to be reunited. It reflects the painful feeling of being left behind while still holding onto the hope of reconciliation, knowing it’s unlikely.

[Verso 2]
In this verse, the singer continues reflecting on the little things that bring back memories of the relationship. They talk about hearing their shared song on the radio, seeing the bus they used to take together, and feeling drama in their daily life. The singer even mentions saying “I love you” to people who aren’t the right ones. They recall walking hand in hand through familiar streets, but now they are walking alone.

[Pre-Estribillo]
Again, the singer repeats the need to move on and stop seeing their ex’s presence everywhere. The pain of seeing their ex live their life without them is overwhelming, and the singer feels the weight of that emotional burden, still carrying the connection to the past.

[Estribillo]
The singer again acknowledges that their ex doesn’t think about them anymore but desperately wishes for their return. They express the hurt of being the one who’s left behind and feeling stuck in that place of longing, even though they know the relationship is over.

[Outro]
The outro repeats the earlier sentiment—recognizing that their ex doesn’t think about them anymore, but the singer’s desire for them to return remains strong. It emphasizes the deep sadness and frustration of being the one left behind, still stuck in the past while the ex has moved on.