No Importa

Jaguares' song 'No Importa' delves into the profound theme of enduring connection and unity, regardless of the obstacles that may arise. The lyrics emphasize that external circumstances and physical separations are insignificant compared to the importance of staying united in spirit. The repeated phrase 'Lo que importa es volar juntos' (What matters is flying together) serves as a powerful reminder that the essence of their relationship lies in their shared journey and mutual support.

The song opens with the acknowledgment of potential losses and weariness, as seen in the lines 'No importa si saliste y me perdiste en el camino' (It doesn't matter if you left and lost me on the way) and 'No importa si el cansancio ha derrotado a tus ojos' (It doesn't matter if tiredness has defeated your eyes). These lines suggest that despite the physical and emotional challenges, the bond between the individuals remains unbroken. The metaphor of flying together symbolizes a higher level of connection that transcends physical presence and visual contact.

In the second verse, the lyrics continue to highlight the insignificance of physical distance and the impossibility of touch with 'No importa si te miro desde lejos y no veo nada' (It doesn't matter if I look at you from afar and see nothing) and 'No importa si tus manos se volvieron imposibles' (It doesn't matter if your hands became impossible). These lines reinforce the idea that true connection is not hindered by physical limitations. The recurring theme of flying together underscores the resilience and unwavering nature of their bond, suggesting that their unity is rooted in something much deeper than mere physical proximity.