No Dudaría

Rosendo's song "No Dudaría" is a poignant exploration of regret, redemption, and the longing for peace. The lyrics reflect a deep sense of remorse for past actions, particularly those involving violence and destruction. The singer expresses a desire to erase the memories of what he has done and seen, indicating a profound internal struggle with guilt and the consequences of his actions. This is evident in lines like "Si pudiera olvidar todo aquello que fui" (If I could forget everything I was) and "Si pudiera borrar todo lo que yo vi" (If I could erase everything I saw).

The recurring promise to never use violence again underscores a commitment to change and personal growth. The repetition of "Prometo ver la alegría, escarmentar de la experiencia, pero nunca, nunca más usar la violencia" (I promise to see the joy, learn from the experience, but never, never use violence again) serves as a mantra of transformation. It highlights the artist's resolve to embrace a more peaceful and joyful existence, learning from past mistakes and vowing not to repeat them.

The song also touches on themes of restoration and healing. The singer wishes to undo the harm he has caused, as seen in lines like "Si pudiera sembrar los campos que arrasé" (If I could sow the fields I destroyed) and "Si pudiera devolver la paz que quité" (If I could return the peace I took away). This longing to repair the damage and bring back peace reflects a deep yearning for redemption and a better future. The repetitive, almost meditative chorus of "bara chu ruru chu" adds a soothing, reflective quality to the song, emphasizing the artist's journey towards inner peace and reconciliation.