Non Credere

In 'Non Credere,' Pastora Soler delivers a poignant and emotional plea to a lover who is on the verge of making a grave mistake. The song's title, which translates to 'Don't Believe,' sets the tone for a narrative filled with desperation and heartfelt emotion. Soler implores her lover not to be swayed by another woman's superficial charms, emphasizing the depth and sincerity of her own feelings. The repetition of 'No, no, no... non credere' underscores her urgency and the gravity of the situation.

The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a love triangle where Soler is deeply invested in her partner, while the other woman views him as nothing more than a fleeting amusement. She warns him that the other woman's affection is merely a capricious game, contrasting it with her own genuine love. The line 'tu serás algo muy banal, su capricho, un juego más' highlights the triviality of the other woman's intentions, while 'y tú eres mi vida' underscores the profound significance her lover holds in her life.

Soler's emotional turmoil is palpable as she contemplates the possibility of losing her lover to someone who doesn't truly care for him. The repeated lines 'Si ella te amase, yo... yo sufriría, tal vez moriría, pensando en ti' convey her deep anguish and the existential threat she feels. Her plea is not just for her own sake but also to protect her lover from being hurt and ridiculed. The song is a powerful testament to the complexities of love, loyalty, and the pain of unrequited affection, all delivered through Soler's soulful and evocative performance.