Once Pm

Jazz Muy Tarde's 'Once Pm' is a poignant exploration of emotional turmoil and the struggle to find solace amidst heartbreak. The song's lyrics paint a vivid picture of a person grappling with the aftermath of a painful relationship, seeking refuge in solitude, alcohol, and the night. The opening lines, 'Déjame en paz primor / Déjame fumar con la luz del sol / Y unos grados de alcohol,' set the tone for a narrative steeped in melancholy and a desire for escape. The protagonist's plea for peace and the mention of alcohol hint at a coping mechanism to numb the pain.

The song delves deeper into the complexity of emotions with lines like 'Por favor amor ya no me cuestiones / Que si me volví loco hace un par de canciones / Lo sabe mejor que nadie las emociones no se esconden.' Here, the artist acknowledges the overwhelming nature of emotions and the futility of trying to hide them. The reference to the moon returning to the valley and dancing all night serves as a metaphor for the cyclical nature of feelings and the inevitability of emotional highs and lows.

As the song progresses, the lyrics reveal a profound sense of loss and longing. 'Te busque en sombras te perdí en luz / Y tus ironías me martillan en la cruz' captures the torment of searching for a lost love and the pain of unfulfilled expectations. The protagonist's internal conflict is further highlighted in 'Odio el odiarte tanto como el ame amarte,' showcasing the duality of love and hate. The closing lines, 'Debo cambiar pero debo me cambio por otro / Una lágrima refleja un corazón roto,' underscore the difficulty of moving on and the lingering impact of a broken heart. 'Once Pm' is a raw and introspective journey through the labyrinth of human emotions, masterfully conveyed through Jazz Muy Tarde's evocative lyrics and haunting melodies.