Era

Fausto Miño's song 'Era' delves deep into the emotional turmoil of love, betrayal, and the quest for redemption. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a relationship marred by infidelity and the subsequent struggle to reconcile and heal. The song begins with the protagonist confronting the painful reality of their partner's betrayal, expressing a desire to sever ties and move on. The repeated use of 'Era' (It was) signifies moments of realization and acceptance of the past, highlighting the emotional weight of these experiences.

The lyrics also explore the conflicting emotions that arise from such a betrayal. The protagonist grapples with feelings of love and hate, longing and resentment. This duality is evident in lines like 'No es normal sentir esto que siento, Tanto amor y odio a la vez' (It's not normal to feel what I feel, So much love and hate at the same time). The imagery of walking like a zombie or a man of paper underscores the sense of emptiness and fragility that accompanies such emotional wounds.

As the song progresses, there is a plea for healing and redemption. The protagonist seeks to rebuild trust and find love again, despite the deep scars left by the betrayal. The lines 'Cúrame la herida que me hiciste, Sáname por dios que esto es mortal' (Heal the wound you caused me, Heal me, for this is mortal) convey a desperate need for emotional restoration. The song concludes with a yearning for genuine love and mutual affection, encapsulated in the repeated phrase 'Era de querernos... de verdad' (It was about truly loving each other). Fausto Miño's poignant lyrics and emotive delivery make 'Era' a powerful exploration of the complexities of love and the human heart's resilience.