Pastillas Rosas

Cepeda's song 'Pastillas Rosas' delves deep into the emotional turmoil and lingering pain of a past relationship. The lyrics begin with a piece of advice from the singer's mother, warning about the potential heartache that comes with love. Despite this caution, the singer dives headfirst into the relationship, only to find himself grappling with the aftermath of its end. The song captures the essence of regret and the haunting feeling of not having given everything in the first attempt, leading to a sense of incompleteness and longing.

The imagery in the song is vivid and poignant. The singer reminisces about the warmth and joy he felt with his partner, comparing it to summer and the brilliance of a star. However, now he feels cold and empty, like a verse forgotten in a drawer. The references to iconic figures like Elton John and the Rolling Stones add a layer of nostalgia and highlight the contrast between the past and the present. The singer's struggle is palpable as he describes his attempts to move on, using 'pastillas rosas' (pink pills), smoking, and drinking to numb the pain, yet finding no relief.

The song also touches on the bittersweet nature of seeing an ex-partner happy with someone else. While it brings some solace to know they are being cared for, it also deepens the wounds that never seem to fully heal. The repeated lines about the wounds never closing but hurting less when seeing the ex-partner happy encapsulate the complex emotions of acceptance and lingering sorrow. 'Pastillas Rosas' is a raw and honest portrayal of love, loss, and the difficult journey towards healing.