@Vicky_Rodriguez,
Hey Vicky, I think you are running into the same problem as in this post. I would start by increasing your truncation length, particularly with your reverse sequences. If you reverse read quality is super low, it might be worth working only with the forward reads, though I am not sure if this is why you have set your reverse read truncation to 73 or not.
DADA2 needs your reads to be long enough to overlap for paired in end reads, so if you cut them so short that they do not, it cannot try to pair them, which prevents addition denoising and chimeric detection steps from occurring.
Truncation occurs at the end(the 3') of the read, setting an absolute limit to how long DADA2 will let the read be. Trimming occurs at the beginning(5') of the read.
Here are some videos from a workshop, that describe the denoising process and things you should consider when setting your parameters: lecture, tutorial.