Una Estúpida Más

The song 'Una Estúpida Más' by Pimpinela is a dramatic dialogue between two characters, Lucía and Joaquín, who are entangled in a love triangle. Pimpinela, known for their theatrical style and songs that often resemble a conversation or argument, uses this format to explore themes of betrayal, unfulfilled promises, and the pain of being the 'other' in a relationship.

Lucía confronts Joaquín about his deceit and infidelity, expressing her feelings of being used and discarded. She accuses him of making her wait for him while he continued his relationship with another woman. Joaquín, on the other hand, tries to justify his actions by explaining his lack of courage to leave the other woman and his emotional turmoil. The song captures the complexity of human emotions and relationships, where love, guilt, and indecision create a painful situation for all involved.

The title 'Una Estúpida Más' translates to 'One More Fool,' reflecting Lucía's realization that she has been just another naive person in Joaquín's life. The song's narrative is a powerful portrayal of the feelings of worthlessness and betrayal that come with being in Lucía's position. It also touches on the idea that both parties may share the blame in a complicated affair, as Joaquín suggests that they are both responsible for the situation. The emotional intensity of the song is typical of Pimpinela's music, which often resonates with listeners who have experienced similar heartaches.