Hay Un Limite

Aleste's song 'Hay Un Limite' delves into the complex interplay between desire, love, and the emotional boundaries that define them. The lyrics speak to the idea that there is a limit to desire, a point where it transforms into something deeper and more profound. This transformation is described as 'something new that goes beyond,' suggesting that true love transcends mere physical pleasure and enters a realm of emotional and spiritual connection.

The song also touches on the consequences of repressed passion and unfulfilled dreams. The line 'Dejaste libre esa pasion reprimida' (You let go of that repressed passion) indicates a moment of release, but it is followed by 'El brillo de tus ojos se apago' (The sparkle in your eyes faded), highlighting the emotional toll of unmet desires. This duality is further explored with the imagery of the 'dark side of your heart,' suggesting that the pursuit of desire can lead to emotional darkness and disappointment.

In the chorus, the lyrics emphasize that there is a limit that breaks desire and crosses into carnal pleasure, but this boundary is also where true love resides. The repetition of 'Eso es amar' (That is love) reinforces the idea that love is not just about physical attraction but also about emotional and spiritual fulfillment. The song's narrative of a first-time experience being an 'accident' and the resulting emotional scars ('Las cicatrices pronto secaran' - The scars will soon dry) further underscores the theme of emotional growth and healing. Ultimately, 'Hay Un Limite' is a poignant exploration of the boundaries between desire, love, and the emotional journey that accompanies them.