Cielo

In 'Cielo,' No Recomendable delves into the complexities of love, loss, and the struggle to understand these emotions. The song opens with a sense of disappointment, as the narrator reflects on how their relationship did not turn out as expected. Despite this, there is an effort to make things right, even if it means acknowledging the pain that comes with it. The phrase 'No quise lastimarte, pero sé que eso es parte de este juego' (I didn't want to hurt you, but I know that's part of this game) suggests that hurt is an inevitable part of love, a game with its own set of rules and consequences.

The chorus invites the listener to walk alongside the narrator, symbolizing a journey through the ups and downs of love. The line 'Quizá debiera de entender quizá nunca voy a entender' (Maybe I should understand, maybe I'll never understand) captures the confusion and the elusive nature of love. The use of 'cielo' (heaven) as a term of endearment adds a layer of irony, as the relationship is far from heavenly. Instead, it is a mix of light and darkness, joy and sorrow.

The song also touches on the idea of someone leaving a lasting impact on another person. 'A veces se nos queda algo nuestro sin querer en otro cuerpo' (Sometimes we leave something of ourselves unintentionally in another body) speaks to the deep connections we form and how they linger even after the relationship ends. The plea for the other person to 'Brinda un poco de tu luz, que ilumina esta ciudad' (Give a bit of your light, that illuminates this city) highlights the unique and irreplaceable nature of the loved one. The song ends on a note of resignation and acceptance, acknowledging that while things didn't turn out as planned, there is still an effort to move forward.