Eres Mi Perdicion

In 'Eres Mi Perdicion,' Coda 3 delves into the complex and often contradictory nature of love. The song's lyrics paint a vivid picture of a relationship that is both a blessing and a curse, encapsulated in the phrase 'maldita bendición' (damned blessing). The singer describes their love as a 'juramento' (oath) and an 'infierno' (hell), highlighting the intense and consuming nature of their emotions. This duality is further emphasized by metaphors such as a 'pozo de agua en el desierto' (a well of water in the desert), suggesting that while the love is life-sustaining, it is also surrounded by desolation and hardship.

The imagery of a 'tatuaje nuevo' (new tattoo) signifies a permanent mark left by this love, something that is deeply ingrained and inescapable. The distance between the lovers is palpable, yet a 'segundo de pasión' (second of passion) is enough to keep the hope alive. The singer's longing is evident as they keep a photo of their beloved in a drawer, a 'maldita bendición' that serves as a constant reminder of their 'perdición' (ruin). This paradoxical relationship is described as an 'imperfecta decisión' (imperfect decision), yet the singer acknowledges that their beloved is their 'mitad' (half), both a curse and a blessing.

The song also touches on the journey of self-discovery and acceptance. After wandering aimlessly, the singer finds a 'puerto' (port), symbolizing a place of rest and realization. The lyrics suggest that love is not a fleeting moment but a profound and enduring experience. The line 'hay un paso incierto entre el odio y el amor' (there is an uncertain step between hate and love) captures the thin line that often separates these intense emotions. Ultimately, the singer prefers their beloved 'intimamente' (intimately) and 'siempre diferente' (always different), indicating a deep, personal connection that transcends the ordinary.