Como Un Cristal

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Shattered Illusions: The Fragility of Love in 'Como Un Cristal'

The song 'Como Un Cristal' by Laura Londoño is a poignant ballad that delves into the themes of heartbreak and disillusionment in love. The lyrics tell the story of someone who has come to the painful realization that their love was unrequited and that they were merely a fleeting amusement for their partner. The title itself, which translates to 'Like a Crystal,' is a metaphor for the fragility and breakability of the narrator's heart and emotions.

The narrator reflects on their naivety in matters of love, acknowledging that they learned everything about love from this relationship. They describe a transformation from innocence to experience, indicating that the relationship was a significant part of their growth into womanhood. The repetition of the lines 'Siempre fui tan infantil en cosas del amor' ('I was always so childish in matters of love') and 'Me rompí como un cristal' ('I broke like a crystal') emphasizes the vulnerability and the deep impact of the betrayal they felt.

The song also touches on the theme of self-sacrifice and the depths of despair one can reach when love is lost. The imagery of the narrator's blood running to their lover's door, symbolizing a metaphorical death caused by heartbreak, conveys the intensity of their pain. The mention of becoming a 'poor shadow in pain' who drowns in fear due to the absence of their lover, further illustrates the profound sense of loss and emptiness left behind.

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  1. Como Un Cristal
  2. Sombra de Su Amor
  3. Cuanta Farsa
  4. Gaviota
  5. Amor Qué Me Hiciste
  6. As de Corazones
  7. Como Si Nada
  8. Mal Amor
  9. Sangra Un Corazón
  10. Amor de Verdad
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