En Coma

Morat's song 'En Coma' delves into the emotional turmoil of a relationship that has reached its breaking point. The lyrics express the pain of realizing that love is no longer enough to sustain the partnership, likening the dying relationship to a patient in a coma. The metaphor suggests that while there may still be signs of life, the relationship is no longer conscious or thriving, and it's time to face the difficult decision of letting go rather than clinging to false hope.

The song's narrator grapples with the heartache of betrayal and the struggle to forgive. The imagery of dreams falling from the bed and the act of hiding mistakes 'under the mattress' evoke a sense of intimacy lost and trust broken. The repeated line 'No intentes arreglar lo que ya no funciona' (Don't try to fix what no longer works) underscores the futility of trying to mend what is irreparably damaged. The use of medical analogies like 'no hay anestesia que me ayude a perdonarte' (there's no anesthesia that can help me forgive you) and 'no hay amnesia que me haga olvidar' (there's no amnesia that can make me forget) conveys the depth of the emotional pain and the longing for relief.

Morat, a Colombian band known for their folk-pop sound and heartfelt lyrics, captures the universal experience of confronting the end of a relationship. The song's poignant message resonates with anyone who has faced the dilemma of holding on to a love that has lost its vitality. 'En Coma' is a powerful reminder that sometimes, the bravest act is to acknowledge when it's time to say goodbye and allow oneself to heal and move forward.