Im-Possible

Amaia Montero's song 'Im-Possible' delves into the bittersweet emotions of nostalgia and unresolved love. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of two people who once shared a deep connection but have since drifted apart. The song opens with a contrast between the mundane routine of waking up and the profound thoughts of past love, setting the stage for a journey through memories and lingering feelings. The artist reflects on the impossibility of rekindling the past but finds solace in reminiscing about what once was, expressing joy in seeing the person again despite the emotional complexity it brings.

The recurring theme of thinking about the other person 'mil momentos' (a thousand moments) underscores the depth of the emotional impact this past relationship had on the singer. Questions about the other person's happiness and whether they ever think about the singer reveal a longing for mutual recognition and understanding. The repetition of these thoughts highlights the struggle to move on and the difficulty in masking true feelings. The song captures the universal experience of wondering about an ex-lover's life and the unresolved questions that often linger long after a relationship ends.

In the final verses, the desire to 'fumarme la pipa de la paz' (smoke the peace pipe) symbolizes a wish for reconciliation and closure. The artist acknowledges that both parties deserve another chance, not necessarily to rekindle the romance, but to find peace and perhaps a new understanding. This metaphor of the peace pipe, rooted in indigenous traditions as a symbol of reconciliation, adds a layer of cultural depth to the song, emphasizing the importance of healing and moving forward. 'Im-Possible' is a poignant exploration of love, loss, and the enduring hope for resolution and peace.