Abejas

In 'Abejas,' Las Pelotas delves into the raw and tender emotions of vulnerability and the need for human connection. The song's lyrics paint a picture of someone who has often felt overlooked or insignificant, as suggested by the line 'Que casi siempre no fue nadie' (That almost always was nobody). This sense of invisibility is contrasted with a desire to be seen and understood, encapsulated in the plea 'pero mírame hoy' (but look at me today). The narrator yearns for a deeper connection, wanting to transport the listener into their world to reveal that things are not as they seem.

The recurring request for an embrace, 'Abrázame que te lo pido' (Hug me, I ask you), underscores a profound need for warmth and comfort. This plea is repeated throughout the song, emphasizing the narrator's emotional coldness and longing for physical and emotional warmth. The line 'Abrázame que tengo frío' (Hug me, I'm cold) is not just a literal request but a metaphor for the emotional chill that comes from feeling isolated and misunderstood.

The song also touches on themes of friendship and the complexities of human relationships. The narrator admits to being a friend who keeps matters of the heart hidden, 'Sabe que siempre he sido amigo de guardar lo del corazón' (You know I've always been a friend who keeps matters of the heart). This secrecy often leads to complications and regrets, as indicated by 'Que casi siempre armo líos de los que después lloraré' (That almost always causes trouble that I will later cry about). Through these lyrics, Las Pelotas captures the essence of human fragility and the universal need for connection and understanding.