Fue un Fracaso (feat. Zaramay y Nahuel The Coach)

“Fue un Fracaso” by Ke Personajes, featuring Zaramay and Nahuel The Coach, delves into the tumultuous emotions following a failed relationship. The song opens with a heartfelt confession, where the protagonist, under the influence of alcohol, reaches out to an ex-lover to express lingering feelings. This act of calling while intoxicated symbolizes the struggle to let go and the hope that perhaps the feelings are mutual. The repeated plea, “Si lo nuestro fue un fracaso, entonces no me hagas caso, cuando yo te llame borracho,” underscores the internal conflict between wanting to reconnect and the painful reality of their breakup.

The lyrics poignantly capture the paradox of love: it is beautiful but not always practical. The line, “El amor es lindo, pero no me da de comer,” reflects the harsh truth that love alone cannot sustain a person’s needs. This sentiment is further emphasized by the acknowledgment of having more to lose than to gain in the relationship. The protagonist feels trapped in a confusing situation, unable to reclaim lost time, as expressed in, “Si en la tienda de cartel no compro el tiempo perdido.” This metaphor highlights the irretrievable nature of time and the futility of dwelling on past mistakes.

The song also explores the destructive nature of love and the difficulty of moving on. The lyrics, “Y pensar que con mil defectos sigo siendo de los pocos, trato de convertir en oro siempre todo lo que toco y lo que toco también lo destruyo,” illustrate the protagonist’s self-awareness of their flaws and the unintended harm they cause. Despite these imperfections, there is a yearning for reconciliation and understanding, as seen in the lines asking the ex-lover to share their current life and feelings. The song concludes with a reflection on the mutual hurt caused by infidelity and the realization that playing with emotions can lead to deeper wounds, encapsulated in, “Sabes que podés quemarte, si estás jugando con fuego.”

“Fue un Fracaso” is a raw and honest portrayal of the complexities of love, heartbreak, and the struggle to move forward. It resonates with anyone who has experienced the pain of a failed relationship and the lingering hope for what might have been.