Imposible

In José Madero's song "Imposible," the artist delves deep into the emotional turmoil of a love lost and the seemingly insurmountable task of moving on. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a person grappling with the memories of a past relationship, finding it impossible to forget their former lover. The repetition of the word "imposible" underscores the depth of the protagonist's despair and the futility they feel in trying to erase the past from their heart and mind.

The song's narrative is filled with poignant imagery, such as missing the lover's gaze every morning and seeing them everywhere, which highlights the pervasive nature of their presence in the protagonist's life. The line "Recuperar la magia es imposible" (Recovering the magic is impossible) suggests that the relationship once held a special, almost magical quality that is now irretrievably lost. This sense of finality is further emphasized by the mention of "cuentas claras" (clear accounts) and the closed matter, indicating that the relationship has ended definitively, leaving the protagonist with a sense of emptiness and longing.

Despite the overwhelming sense of impossibility, there is a glimmer of hope in the lyrics. The protagonist expresses a desire to reconnect, even if just for a moment, to breathe life back into their soul. The plea to leave the window open and not become a stranger suggests a yearning for reconciliation or at least some form of closure. However, the repeated acknowledgment that such a reunion is "imposible" reflects the internal conflict between hope and reality. The song captures the universal struggle of dealing with heartbreak and the often futile attempts to rekindle a lost love, resonating deeply with anyone who has experienced similar emotions.