Y lo se

In 'Y lo se,' Mac Salvador delves into the themes of regret, loneliness, and the longing for redemption. The song's lyrics are a poignant reflection on the mistakes and pain caused in the past, and the realization of these actions' consequences. The repetition of the phrase 'y lo se' (and I know it) underscores the artist's deep awareness and acceptance of his past wrongdoings. This acknowledgment is not just a confession but a lamentation of the lost happiness and the enduring solitude that follows.

The song also explores the concept of time and aging. Salvador sings about understanding the true nature of loneliness only at an older age, suggesting that wisdom and regret often come too late. The lines 'A esta edad recien comprendo yo / que la soledad la soledad no es buena compañera' (At this age, I finally understand / that loneliness, loneliness is not a good companion) highlight this late realization. The artist's yearning to dream one last time with a loved one signifies a desire to make amends and find peace before it's too late.

Mac Salvador's musical style, often characterized by its emotional depth and traditional Andean influences, adds a layer of cultural richness to the song. The melancholic tone and reflective lyrics resonate with listeners who have experienced similar feelings of regret and the desire for redemption. 'Y lo se' is a heartfelt plea for understanding, forgiveness, and the chance to relive moments of happiness, even if just one last time.