Fallos

In 'Fallos,' Juacko delves into the emotional turmoil of a failed relationship, capturing the essence of heartbreak and the struggle to move on. The song opens with a sense of resignation, acknowledging that some things were never meant to be. The lyrics, 'Ya está, se fue, todo lo que no pudo ser,' reflect a realization that it's easier to leave than to keep trying and failing. This sets the tone for a narrative of acceptance and the painful decision to walk away from something that couldn't be fixed.

The chorus, repeated multiple times, emphasizes the deep hurt and disillusionment experienced by the narrator. Lines like 'Me rompiste en mil pedazos, no quiero tu mano' and 'Mi ilusión era tenernos no tener más fallos' highlight the emotional wreckage left behind. The repetition of these lines underscores the intensity of the pain and the longing for a relationship free of mistakes. Juacko's use of metaphors, such as being broken into a thousand pieces, vividly conveys the depth of his suffering and the finality of his decision to let go.

In the latter part of the song, Juacko reflects on the futility of his efforts to make the relationship work. He admits to running away from emptiness and failing to find solutions, ultimately realizing that the best course of action is to stop forcing things. The lyrics 'Huyendo de vacios no supe admitir, que todas las soluciones se encuentran en ti' suggest a moment of clarity and self-awareness. The song concludes with a firm stance on moving forward, wishing the other person well but firmly closing the door on the past. 'Fallos' is a poignant exploration of the complexities of love, loss, and the difficult path to healing.