Imposible

Rocío Durcal's song 'Imposible' delves into the painful reality of unrequited love and betrayal. The lyrics express the singer's awareness that the love she desires is unattainable. She acknowledges that the affection she received was fleeting and insincere, as her lover traded genuine emotions for material gain, poisoning her heart in the process. This metaphor of 'envenenando así mi corazón' (poisoning my heart) vividly captures the deep emotional wound inflicted by such betrayal.

Despite the hurt and the infamy of her lover's actions, the singer reveals a profound and paradoxical response: instead of harboring resentment, her love for the betrayer grows stronger. This counterintuitive reaction highlights the complexity of human emotions, where love can persist even in the face of deceit and pain. The line 'Te quiero más y más en vez de odiarte' (I love you more and more instead of hating you) underscores this emotional turmoil, showcasing the singer's struggle between her feelings and the reality of the situation.

In a poignant conclusion, the singer decides to leave the punishment of her unfaithful lover to a higher power, saying 'Tu castigo se lo dejo a dios' (I leave your punishment to God). This reflects a sense of resignation and a desire for divine justice, indicating that she seeks solace and closure through faith rather than revenge. Rocío Durcal's delivery of these lyrics, combined with her emotive vocal style, amplifies the song's themes of heartache, forgiveness, and the search for peace amidst emotional chaos.