Pecado

La Unión's song 'Pecado' delves into the emotional turmoil of unspoken love and the internal conflict that arises from it. The lyrics express a profound sense of longing and desire, juxtaposed with the fear of societal judgment and personal guilt. The repeated assertion that 'pecado es tenerte al lado y fingir que nada siento' (sin is having you by my side and pretending I feel nothing) highlights the central theme of the song: the agony of concealing true feelings for someone close. This line encapsulates the essence of the song, where the protagonist grapples with the moral and emotional consequences of their hidden love.

The song also explores the idea of seeking solace in other relationships, only to find that these attempts are futile and even more painful. The line 'te he buscado en otros lechos y de hecho el remedio fue peor' (I have sought you in other beds and in fact, the remedy was worse) suggests that the protagonist's efforts to move on are in vain, leading to a deeper sense of despair and confusion. This metaphor of 'dar palos de ciego en la oscuridad' (flailing blindly in the dark) vividly portrays the protagonist's helplessness and the darkness of their emotional state.

Furthermore, the song emphasizes the urgency and necessity of expressing these hidden feelings. The repeated plea for a 'manera sincera' (sincere way) to confess their love underscores the protagonist's desperation and the detrimental effects of prolonged silence. The fear that 'la espera me vuelva el corazón de piedra' (the wait will turn my heart to stone) conveys the emotional toll of unspoken love, suggesting that without the courage to speak out, the protagonist risks becoming emotionally numb and detached. This powerful imagery and emotional depth make 'Pecado' a poignant exploration of love, guilt, and the human need for emotional honesty.