Devuelve Un Corazón

Mar De Copas' song 'Devuelve Un Corazón' delves into themes of nostalgia, lost love, and the passage of time. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of someone walking down paths of nostalgia, reflecting on past desires and moments that have slipped away. The opening lines suggest a longing to look back, driven by a desire that makes one turn around, only to find that time moves slowly when one is on the verge of change. The metaphor of exchanging verses for kisses hints at the bittersweet nature of memories and the yearning for a better destiny.

The song also explores the idea of misplaced or forgotten love. The lines 'Quizás no sea verdad el cuento que un tipo te contó / Que entre sus piernas lleve un corazón' suggest skepticism about a story told by someone who claimed to carry a heart between their legs. This could be interpreted as a metaphor for someone who promised love but failed to deliver. The imagery of the wind carrying away the truth or the heart being forgotten between the listener's legs adds to the sense of loss and disillusionment.

As the song progresses, it touches on the theme of living in the past and the struggle to move forward. The lines 'Mirando el sol, / Oyendo a orquestas condenadas, / Girando en ruedas del pasado' evoke a sense of being trapped in a cycle of past memories, unable to break free. The mention of 'un buen malvivir, vegetando' suggests a life of mere existence, without true fulfillment. The song concludes with a plea to return a heart, wrapped in the listener's own, symbolizing a desire to reclaim lost love and find closure. The overall tone of the song is melancholic, yet it carries a glimmer of hope for reconciliation and healing.