Imperfecto

Cepeda's song 'Imperfecto' delves into the raw and often painful reality of human imperfection and the complexities of relationships. The lyrics open with a poignant desire to understand where the 'flag of the imperfect' is raised, symbolizing a quest for acceptance and belonging among those who acknowledge their flaws. This sets the tone for a deeply introspective narrative, where the singer admits to the futility of trying to contain the uncontrollable, like 'hiding the wind in one hand.' This metaphor highlights the struggle of dealing with emotions and situations that are beyond one's control.

The chorus reveals a sense of self-awareness and guilt, as the singer acknowledges being 'unforgivable' and notes that everyone has left except for one person. This person’s steadfast presence is both a comfort and a source of pain, leading to a conflicted plea for them to leave. The repeated request to 'tell time when we met' suggests a longing for a fresh start or a return to a simpler time, underscoring the theme of regret and the desire for redemption. The call for a simple phone call, even if nothing is said, emphasizes the need for connection and the hope for reconciliation.

Throughout the song, Cepeda's emotive delivery and the lyrical content paint a vivid picture of the human condition, marked by mistakes, forgiveness, and the enduring hope for understanding and connection. The repetition of 'I know' and 'nobody said' reinforces the internal struggle and the universal nature of these feelings. 'Imperfecto' is a heartfelt exploration of the beauty and pain of imperfection, making it a relatable and moving piece for anyone who has grappled with their own flaws and the complexities of love and relationships.