Loco

The song 'Loco' by Pesado, a Mexican Norteo band known for their romantic ballads and tales of love and heartache, delves into the depths of unrequited love and the pain of separation. The lyrics tell the story of a person who vividly remembers a significant night with their beloved, a night that marked the beginning of their dreams and intentions to love and cherish their partner. However, this love is met with resistance from the beloved's parents, who disapprove of the relationship and forcibly separate the two lovers. The protagonist is left with a promise from their beloved that they will return someday.

As time passes, the protagonist clings to hope, symbolized by 'three thousand cigarettes' and 'a thousand bottles of hope,' indicating the depth of their longing and the pain of waiting. Despite the passage of time, marked by 'ten calendars,' the protagonist remains steadfast in their belief that their love will not die and that they will wait as long as they breathe. The term 'Loco' (crazy) is embraced by the protagonist, who doesn't care about being labeled as such for holding onto the memory of their love, speaking to photos, and keeping the hope alive.

The song captures the essence of undying love and the struggle against external forces that try to extinguish it. It speaks to the resilience of the human spirit in the face of adversity and the belief that true love can overcome any obstacle. The protagonist's unwavering faith that their beloved will return, despite the odds, is a testament to the power of love and the pain of separation.