Un Minuto

Pedro Capó's song 'Un Minuto' delves deep into the emotional turmoil and heartache that follows the end of a significant relationship. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a love that once was, now lost and shrouded in confusion and regret. The opening lines, 'Que fue lo que paso, Que nos sucedió,' set the tone for a narrative filled with questions and a desperate search for understanding. The imagery of losing faith and the absence of the sun ('Todo es Luna ya no hay Sol') symbolizes the darkness that has enveloped the singer's world since the breakup.

The chorus emphasizes the unbearable pain of separation, with the metaphor of time becoming a prison. 'Un minuto sin ti es una condena' translates to 'A minute without you is a sentence,' highlighting how every second feels like an eternity. This sentiment is further reinforced by the repetition of 'Sesenta segundos sin ti, Mujer, Me parecen una eternidad,' which means 'Sixty seconds without you, woman, feels like an eternity.' The use of 'infinita pena' or 'infinite sorrow' underscores the depth of the singer's despair.

Throughout the song, there is a recurring theme of destiny being a 'asesino' or 'assassin,' suggesting that external forces have cruelly torn the lovers apart. The lyrics also reflect on the suddenness of the separation ('Fue tan rápido el adiós') and the struggle to move on ('Ponerme de pie, Volver a ser yo'). The song's emotional intensity is heightened by Capó's passionate delivery, making 'Un Minuto' a poignant exploration of love, loss, and the passage of time.