The Lingering Pain of Unforgotten Love

In 'Solo Heridas,' Mario Pereyra Y Su Banda delve into the enduring pain of a love that remains unforgettable despite the passage of time. The song's lyrics poignantly capture the emotional turmoil of a lover left behind, grappling with the wounds inflicted by a partner's departure. The phrase 'Hay amores, en la vida, que aún pasando el tiempo no se olvidan' sets the tone, emphasizing that some loves are so profound that they linger in the heart, regardless of how much time has passed.

The narrative unfolds with the revelation that the departed lover, described as 'vanidosa' or vain, is rumored to be returning, filled with regret. The lines 'Volverás, arrepentida, a llorar tu infiel partida' suggest a sense of poetic justice, where the once unfaithful partner will return, remorseful and sorrowful for their actions. This return is not just a physical one but is laden with emotional weight, as the lover will confront the consequences of their betrayal.

Despite the pain and betrayal, the song's protagonist admits to still harboring love for the returning partner, as expressed in 'Me conoces, te amo todavía.' This admission adds a layer of complexity to the narrative, highlighting the often contradictory nature of love, where feelings of hurt and affection can coexist. The song beautifully encapsulates the bittersweet reality of love and loss, where the heart's wounds may heal, but the scars remain as a testament to the depth of the emotions experienced.

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  1. Mujer de la Calle
  2. Solo Heridas
  3. Eres mi cancion
  4. Una Copa Mas
  5. Vagabundo
  6. Virgen De Guadalupe
  7. Maria Jose
  8. Llevame contigo
  9. Golpe con golpe
  10. Amame
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