Cómo Un Mueble Más

Pimpinela's song 'Cómo Un Mueble Más' is a poignant exploration of regret and the longing for forgiveness in a relationship. The lyrics, delivered as a duet by siblings Lucía and Joaquín Galán, delve into the emotional complexities of love and the inadvertent harm that can occur between partners. The song opens with Joaquín asking for forgiveness for any pain he may have caused, acknowledging that sometimes people hurt those they love without meaning to. Lucía responds with her own plea for understanding, admitting that she may have failed to listen or even lied in an attempt to win arguments.

The chorus is a powerful joint apology, where both singers express deep remorse for treating their partner as if they were 'una cosa más'—just another object. This metaphor of being treated 'como un mueble más' (like just another piece of furniture) vividly captures the feeling of being neglected and undervalued. The imagery of being left in a corner or thrown into the attic underscores the emotional neglect and the sense of being taken for granted.

The song also touches on the theme of self-centeredness in relationships. Both Lucía and Joaquín admit that they may have been so focused on their own needs and desires that they forgot to appreciate their partner. This realization adds another layer of depth to their apology, making it not just about specific actions but about a broader pattern of behavior. 'Cómo Un Mueble Más' serves as a heartfelt reminder of the importance of mutual respect and appreciation in maintaining a healthy relationship.