Permiso

In 'Permiso,' Bacilos crafts a heartfelt narrative centered around the themes of regret, longing, and the desire for forgiveness. The song opens with the protagonist asking for permission to bring flowers and to rekindle a lost love. This gesture symbolizes a sincere attempt to mend a broken relationship and to reignite the feelings that once existed. The repeated plea for permission underscores the respect and humility the protagonist feels, acknowledging past mistakes and seeking a second chance.

The lyrics delve deeper into the protagonist's emotional state, revealing a profound sense of loss and regret. Lines like 'No supe apreciarte cuando estabas acá' (I didn't appreciate you when you were here) and 'Como extraño oír tu voz' (How I miss hearing your voice) highlight the realization of taking someone for granted. The imagery of wanting to 'mount your pink cloud' and 'never wanting to come down' paints a vivid picture of the idealized love and happiness the protagonist yearns to return to.

The song also touches on the fear and vulnerability that come with seeking forgiveness. The protagonist admits to being afraid to move on and feeling paralyzed by the absence of their loved one. The city, once familiar, now feels alien without the presence of the beloved, emphasizing the deep impact of the separation. The repeated requests to 'open the door' and 'remove the blockade' symbolize the barriers that need to be overcome for reconciliation. Ultimately, 'Permiso' is a poignant exploration of the complexities of love, regret, and the hope for redemption.