Una Cosa Mas

In 'Una Cosa Mas,' Copi Corellano delves into the depths of unrequited love and the emotional turmoil that accompanies it. The song's lyrics paint a vivid picture of someone who is trying to come to terms with the end of a relationship. The opening lines, 'Voy a dejar de pensar en ti' (I'm going to stop thinking about you), set the tone for a journey of emotional withdrawal and self-preservation. The protagonist decides to cry in silence and solitude, indicating a deep sense of personal loss and the need to process this pain away from the public eye.

The metaphor of becoming 'una estatua de sal' (a statue of salt) is particularly poignant. It suggests a transformation into something immobile and unfeeling, a defense mechanism against further emotional harm. This imagery evokes the biblical story of Lot's wife, who turned into a pillar of salt, symbolizing a state of being frozen in time and emotion. The protagonist's decision to ignore their heart further underscores the struggle to detach from feelings that are no longer reciprocated.

As the song progresses, the lyrics reveal a sense of resignation and acceptance. The lines 'Voy a pensar que no existes, que no quieres saber más de mi' (I'm going to think that you don't exist, that you don't want to know about me anymore) reflect a painful acknowledgment of the other person's indifference. The repeated phrase 'una cosa más' (one more thing) highlights the protagonist's realization that they are just another insignificant detail in the other person's life. The song concludes with a sense of waiting for direction, as the protagonist is willing to act only when explicitly told to do so, indicating a loss of agency and self-worth.