Las Polillas

In 'Las Polillas,' me llamo (Sebastián) crafts a tender and introspective narrative that delves into themes of care, empathy, and self-perception. The repeated lines, 'No quiero hacerle mal a nadie, te juro que,' emphasize a deep-seated desire to avoid causing harm to others. This repetition not only underscores the sincerity of the artist's intentions but also highlights a struggle with self-doubt and the need for reassurance. The artist's plea is heartfelt, suggesting a vulnerability and a yearning to be understood and trusted by those around him.

The metaphor of moths ('polillas') is central to the song's message. By stating, 'Tu sabes que les abro las ventanas para que puedan volar en paz,' Sebastián illustrates his gentle nature and his respect for even the smallest of creatures. This act of kindness towards moths serves as a powerful symbol of his broader approach to life and relationships. It challenges the listener to reconsider any doubts about his capacity for care and love, reinforcing the idea that his actions are driven by a genuine desire to protect and nurture.

The song also touches on themes of self-acceptance and mutual recognition. Lines like 'No me digas que yo soy el raro si en el fondo ya tu sabes' and 'Es porque llevamos en alto los corazones ultra anchos' suggest a shared understanding and connection between the artist and the listener. Sebastián speaks to the unique bond that forms when two people recognize and embrace each other's true selves. This connection is described as having 'ultra anchos' (ultra-wide) hearts, symbolizing an expansive capacity for love and empathy. The song ultimately calls for an end to doubt and guilt, urging both the artist and the listener to acknowledge their worth and the beauty of their shared spark.