El Idiota

In 'El Idiota,' Danny Yanes El Doble Voz delves into the depths of regret and longing, painting a vivid picture of a man who realizes too late the value of the love he once had. The song opens with the protagonist being advised to move on from a past relationship, as his former lover has seemingly found happiness with someone new. This new suitor is described as a professional, religious man, highlighting the contrast between him and the protagonist, who is now left to reflect on his mistakes.

The lyrics are rich with metaphors, such as 'tirando piedra a la estrella' (throwing stones at the star), which suggests futile efforts to win back his lost love. The protagonist admits to being an 'idiota' (idiot) for not appreciating his partner when he had the chance. He acknowledges that he ignored her and took her for granted, leading to the demise of their relationship. The imagery of a withered rose symbolizes the beauty and potential of their love that he failed to nurture.

As the song progresses, the protagonist expresses a deep desire to turn back time and make amends. He pleads for another chance to prove his love and devotion, recognizing the pain he caused. This heartfelt apology is a common theme in many romantic ballads, but Danny Yanes El Doble Voz's emotive delivery and poignant lyrics make 'El Idiota' a standout track. The song resonates with anyone who has experienced the sting of regret and the longing for redemption in matters of the heart.