Aunque Sea Un Minuto

The song 'Aunque Sea Un Minuto' by Maca y Gero delves into the profound pain and longing that accompanies the end of a significant relationship. The lyrics poignantly express the fear of forgetting a loved one's voice, a metaphor for the broader fear of losing the memories and essence of that person. The repeated listening to a voice note symbolizes the struggle to hold onto the past, even as time relentlessly pushes forward. This act of listening and the subsequent regret of wanting to delete the message but not being able to, highlights the internal conflict between moving on and clinging to what once was.

The chorus, with its plea to hear the loved one 'one last time,' even if they won't return, underscores the desperation and yearning for closure or perhaps just a moment of connection. The request for even a minute to remember signifies how precious and fleeting these memories are. The line 'Prefiero un te odio antes que no volver a hablar' (I prefer an 'I hate you' rather than never speaking again) reveals the depth of the emotional turmoil, where any form of communication, even negative, is better than silence.

The song also touches on specific memories, such as dancing a bolero on January 20th, which now serves as a painful reminder of what has been lost. This specific date and activity symbolize the cherished moments that are now wounds. The repetition of 'No quiero olvidarte' (I don't want to forget you) throughout the song emphasizes the struggle against the inevitable fading of memories. Maca y Gero's heartfelt delivery and the melancholic melody enhance the emotional weight of the lyrics, making 'Aunque Sea Un Minuto' a touching exploration of love, loss, and the human desire to hold onto the past.