Ojeras refers to the dark circles or bags that appear under the eyes, often due to lack of sleep, stress, or crying. It's a very specific and evocative word that paints a clear picture.
In the song, the line "Más ojeras para esconder, si volviste a decir que" (More dark circles to hide, if you said again that) suggests the emotional toll and sleepless nights caused by the on-again, off-again relationship. It's a relatable detail that adds a touch of vulnerability and realism to the lyrics.
Alvaro Díaz's "Una Vez Mas" is a super relatable track about that on-again, off-again relationship that just won't quit. You know the one where someone keeps saying they're leaving? He sings, "Una vez más dices que te vas / No sé si esta vez es de verdad" [Once again you say you're leaving / I don't know if this time it's for real]. It's that frustrating cycle of goodbyes that might not actually be goodbyes.
He's clearly fed up with the drama, especially when his partner makes a scene "al frente de la gente" [in front of people] and tries to make him jealous. But despite all the back and forth, there's a deep longing there. He begs, "No me dejes sin tu boca, yeah / Sin tus besos, tu boca, yeah" [Don't leave me without your mouth, yeah / Without your kisses, your mouth, yeah]. It's a raw look at a love that's messy and complicated, but ultimately, they both know they're better together, as he puts it, "Si sabes que juntos somos arte" [If you know that together we are art].