Perdón Por La Alegría

No Recomendable's song 'Perdón Por La Alegría' delves into the complexities of love, disillusionment, and personal growth. The lyrics reflect a journey of self-discovery and the harsh realities of life and relationships. The opening lines, 'Aprendí a volar / Y no salir huyendo,' suggest a newfound strength and resilience, indicating that the speaker has learned to face challenges head-on rather than escaping them. This theme of resilience is further emphasized with the line, 'He salido ileso de la soledad / Y del amor intenso,' highlighting the speaker's survival through loneliness and intense love.

The song also explores the paradoxical nature of emotions, particularly love and hate. The line 'Aprendí que el odio es una forma rara de decir te amo' suggests that hate can sometimes be a twisted expression of love. This idea is reinforced by the recurring theme of time and its impact on relationships, as seen in 'Como pasa el tiempo / Ya van tanto años de seguir andando este camino a oscuras.' The speaker acknowledges that love neither kills nor heals, encapsulated in the line 'El amor no mata / Pero tampoco cura,' portraying love as a complex and multifaceted emotion.

Disillusionment with the concept of eternal love is another significant theme. The speaker learns from the wind that 'el amor eterno / Solo era mentira,' indicating a realization that eternal love is a myth. This disillusionment is further expressed through the metaphor of the moon, 'La luna no es tan grande / Si está hecha de papel,' suggesting that things are not always as grand as they seem. The repeated apology, 'Perdón por la Alegría / Sarcástica y violenta / Del amor que se nos dio,' conveys a sense of regret and irony about the joy derived from a tumultuous love. The song ultimately paints a picture of love as a mercenary force, 'El amor es mercenario de tu voz,' highlighting its transactional and often painful nature.