Jamás

Los Bunkers' song 'Jamás' delves into the themes of lost time, unfulfilled promises, and the inevitable changes that life brings. The lyrics paint a picture of a storm that disrupts the lives of the characters, symbolizing the tumultuous events that have caused them to drift apart. The 'false clock' that breaks in the heart suggests the futility of trying to hold onto moments that have already passed, emphasizing the fragility of human connections and the passage of time.

The recurring line 'Los amigos no volverán' (Friends will not return) underscores a sense of irreversible loss and the end of an era. This sentiment is further echoed in the lines 'Tal vez tu jamás partirás' (Maybe you will never leave), which can be interpreted as a reflection on the stagnation and inability to move forward. The song captures the melancholy of looking back at old memories and realizing that the past cannot be relived or changed.

In the latter part of the song, the lyrics 'Años viejos se quemaran' (Old years will burn) and 'No te mientas, no recordarás' (Don't lie to yourself, you won't remember) highlight the theme of letting go. The burning of old years symbolizes the need to release the past, while the admonition against making false promises serves as a reminder to live authentically in the present. 'Jamás' is a poignant reflection on the passage of time, the inevitability of change, and the importance of facing reality without illusions.