A Distancia

DLD's song 'A Distancia' delves into the complex emotions of regret, misunderstanding, and the passage of time. The lyrics reflect on the confusion between friendship and obligation, and how the pursuit of pleasure can lead to intimidation and mistakes. The song suggests that the characters involved have made significant errors, leading to a sense of unforgivable actions. This theme of regret is a central pillar of the song, as the narrator acknowledges the irreversible nature of their past actions.

The chorus emphasizes the idea that distance can alleviate disillusionment. The physical or emotional separation between the individuals involved might provide a buffer against the pain of their shared history. The line 'Es probable que te vea alguna vez, Si tú lo niegas, lo negaré' (It's likely that I'll see you again, If you deny it, I'll deny it) suggests a mutual agreement to bury the past and avoid confronting their mistakes. This avoidance is a coping mechanism, highlighting the difficulty of facing the consequences of their actions.

The song also touches on the confusion between naivety and stupidity, indicating that the characters may have acted foolishly, mistaking innocence for ignorance. The repeated plea for time to bring healing ('Tiempo al tiempo y que llegue la sanación') underscores the hope that with enough time, the wounds will heal, even if forgiveness is not possible. DLD's 'A Distancia' is a poignant exploration of human error, the passage of time, and the hope for eventual healing, even in the face of seemingly unforgivable actions.