Amor Imposible

Los Shapis' song 'Amor Imposible' delves into the profound and often melancholic theme of unattainable love. The lyrics express a deep yearning for a love that cannot be fulfilled in life, suggesting that only in death can the lovers be united. The opening lines, 'Solo quiero que al morir / Nos señalen una tumba,' set a somber tone, indicating a desire for a shared grave as a symbol of eternal togetherness. This imagery evokes a sense of tragic romance, where the ultimate union is only possible in the afterlife.

The song continues to explore the idea of fate and destiny with the lines, 'Mi corazón y mi suerte / En la vida no vivimos / Si morimos sin amarnos.' Here, the artist reflects on the futility of life without love, emphasizing that their hearts and destinies are intertwined. The notion that life is incomplete without mutual love underscores the depth of their emotional connection and the pain of their separation. This sentiment is a powerful reminder of the human longing for connection and the sorrow that comes with unfulfilled desires.

In the final lines, 'En la tierra unas tumbas / Y en el cielo nuestras almas,' Los Shapis paint a poignant picture of love transcending earthly bounds. The contrast between the physical graves on earth and the souls united in heaven highlights the belief in an eternal bond that surpasses mortal limitations. This duality of earthly suffering and heavenly reunion encapsulates the essence of 'Amor Imposible,' making it a touching ode to love that endures beyond life itself.