Cinco Minutos

Ulises Bueno's song "Cinco Minutos" is a poignant narrative about the end of a tumultuous relationship. The lyrics convey a sense of finality and closure, as the protagonist confronts their former lover who is attempting to rekindle a romance that has long since died. The repeated question, "Que quieres, a que vienes?" (What do you want, why are you here?), sets the tone for the song, highlighting the protagonist's confusion and frustration at the sudden reappearance of their ex-partner.

The song delves into the emotional turmoil of seeing a former lover who once caused pain and heartbreak. The protagonist is resolute in their decision to move on, as evidenced by lines like "No me digas que me amas, ya no lo digas" (Don't tell me you love me, don't say it anymore). This repetition underscores the protagonist's determination to not be swayed by empty words and false promises. The imagery of the ex-lover "tirada en el suelo" (lying on the ground) and begging for trust further emphasizes the desperation and regret of the ex-partner, contrasting sharply with the protagonist's firm stance.

The title "Cinco Minutos" (Five Minutes) symbolizes the limited time the protagonist is willing to give to this encounter, reflecting their readiness to close this chapter of their life. The song captures the essence of moving on from a toxic relationship and the empowerment that comes with reclaiming one's emotional well-being. Ulises Bueno's emotive delivery and the raw, honest lyrics resonate deeply with anyone who has experienced the pain of a broken relationship and the strength it takes to finally say goodbye.