Cobarde

In 'Cobarde,' Chipote delves into the emotional turmoil of regret and self-reproach following a failed relationship. The song's protagonist is haunted by the memory of a loved one, dreaming of their face only to wake up to the harsh reality of their absence. This stark contrast between the dream world and reality underscores the depth of the protagonist's longing and sorrow. The repetition of the word 'cobarde' (coward) throughout the song highlights the self-blame and guilt felt by the protagonist for leaving someone they deeply loved.

The lyrics 'Sobre mi cama sueño con tu cara' and 'Cuando me despierto, ya no encuentro nada' poignantly capture the sense of loss and emptiness that pervades the protagonist's life. The act of dreaming about the loved one signifies an escape from reality, a brief respite from the pain, only to be shattered upon waking. This cyclical pattern of hope and despair is a powerful depiction of the emotional aftermath of a breakup.

The refrain 'No me mires no me hables, que mi corazón se ha muerto' further emphasizes the protagonist's emotional state. The heart, symbolizing love and life, is described as dead, indicating a profound sense of hopelessness and emotional numbness. The repeated plea not to be looked at or spoken to suggests a desire to avoid confrontation and the pain of facing the consequences of their actions. Chipote's use of simple yet evocative language makes the song relatable to anyone who has experienced the sting of regret and the weight of cowardice in matters of the heart.