Las Doce

La Derecha's song 'Las Doce' delves into the complexities of love, dreams, and the passage of time, all wrapped in a metaphorical midnight hour. The lyrics open with an image of an open door and a decorated plate, suggesting a moment of vulnerability and openness. The singer reflects on their role in a relationship, questioning whether they are the one in control or merely a recipient of certain affections. This ambiguity sets the stage for the song's exploration of emotional and relational dynamics.

The recurring refrain 'Amar, soñar, cantar' (To love, to dream, to sing) serves as a mantra, emphasizing the importance of these actions in the face of life's uncertainties. The line 'Que nadie note que son las doce' (Let no one notice that it's midnight) adds a layer of secrecy and urgency, as if the midnight hour symbolizes a critical juncture or a hidden truth that must be kept under wraps. This could be interpreted as a metaphor for the moments in life when we must confront our deepest feelings and desires, yet choose to keep them concealed from the world.

The song also touches on the inevitability of facing difficult conversations and decisions in relationships. The lyrics pose the question, 'What will we do when we can't take it anymore? What will we do when it's time to say: