A Puro Dolor

The song 'A Puro Dolor,' performed by Daniel Agostini, explores the feelings of pain and longing after the end of a relationship. The lyrics begin with an apology for calling at an inconvenient time, revealing the desperate need to hear the loved one's voice, even if just for a brief moment. This gesture already indicates the depth of the pain and the difficulty of moving forward without the other's presence.

The song continues with the confession that the narrator is 'dying to see' the loved one, a metaphor that expresses the intensity of the suffering and the sense of agony that slowly consumes him. The repeated plea for life to return his fantasy and will to live reinforces the idea that the absence of the beloved has left an unbearable void, turning the days into a maze and the nights into pure pain.

The lyrics also address the attempt to mask the pain, as when the narrator says he would like to claim he is fine, but acknowledges that it is impossible to hide the truth. The metaphor that 'you can't cover the sun with a finger' illustrates the magnitude of the suffering and the impossibility of disguising the deep sadness. The song, originally by the Puerto Rican band Son by Four, gains a new interpretation in Daniel Agostini's voice, maintaining the essence that touches the hearts of those who have experienced the pain of a romantic separation.