Dualidad

The song 'Dualidad' by Allison delves into the complex emotions of love, loss, and internal conflict. The lyrics express a deep fear of being without a significant other, highlighting the protagonist's struggle with the darkness and distance from happiness, symbolized by the absence of the Sun. This fear is compounded by the realization that the relationship is unhealthy, and the partner must escape to avoid further suffering.

The recurring theme of the sea as a keeper of memories suggests a sense of permanence and nostalgia. The protagonist acknowledges that even though the relationship may end, the memories will remain indelible. This duality of wanting to hold on while knowing the necessity of letting go creates a poignant tension throughout the song. The lyrics 'Sé que moriré al verte partir' (I know I will die seeing you leave) emphasize the pain of separation, yet the inevitability of the partner's departure is clear.

The song also explores the darker aspects of love, where the protagonist admits to a dual nature within themselves. They warn their partner to run away to avoid suffering, yet there is a conflicting desire for the partner to stay, even if it means enduring pain. This duality is a central theme, reflecting the internal battle between love and the recognition of its potentially destructive nature. The use of both Spanish and English in the lyrics adds a layer of universality to the emotions expressed, making the song relatable to a broader audience.