Por Tu Pasado

Segundo Rosero's song "Por Tu Pasado" delves into the complexities of love and the impact of a partner's past on a relationship. The lyrics narrate the story of someone who falls deeply in love, surrendering completely to their partner without considering their history. This initial blindness to the past is a common theme in romantic relationships, where the allure of new love often overshadows any potential red flags or unresolved issues.

As the song progresses, the protagonist reveals a change of heart. The realization that their partner's past is too burdensome leads to a painful decision. The line "Tengo un corazon que deciden las cosas de amor" (I have a heart that decides matters of love) highlights the internal struggle and the ultimate decision to leave. This decision is not made lightly, as it is driven by the heart's inability to reconcile with the past, rather than a lack of love.

The metaphor of not wanting to be the "playa de tu amor donde anclo la barca que otro mar dejo" (the beach of your love where the boat anchored that another sea left) is particularly poignant. It signifies the desire to avoid being a mere refuge for someone who has been abandoned by another. This imagery evokes a sense of self-respect and the need for a love that is free from the shadows of previous relationships. Rosero's heartfelt delivery and the emotive lyrics resonate with anyone who has faced similar dilemmas in love, making "Por Tu Pasado" a powerful exploration of the intersection between love and the past.