El ultimo beso

In the song "El último beso" by 18 Kilates, the lyrics delve into the poignant emotions of a final goodbye between lovers. The singer pleads for just one more minute before the departure, emphasizing the urgency and desperation of the moment. This request for a brief extension of time highlights the difficulty of letting go and the desire to hold on to the last remnants of a cherished relationship. The repetition of "lo sé, lo sé" (I know, I know) underscores the singer's awareness of the situation's gravity and the inevitability of the separation.

The lyrics also explore the uncertainty and doubt surrounding the lover's new relationship. The singer questions how the departing lover can be sure of their feelings for the new person, suggesting that the skin (or physical attraction) might be deceptive. This line of questioning reveals the singer's lingering hope that the departing lover might realize their mistake and return. The plea for a final kiss, described as the "último beso de amor" (last kiss of love), symbolizes a desperate attempt to capture and preserve the essence of their love one last time.

The song also reflects on the depth of love that was once shared. The singer laments that the departing lover had more love in their arms than anyone else could offer, highlighting the unique and irreplaceable nature of their bond. The phrase "mujer, mujer, qué mala suerte no tenerte nunca más" (woman, woman, what bad luck not to have you ever again) encapsulates the profound sense of loss and misfortune felt by the singer. This emotional farewell is a testament to the enduring pain of lost love and the struggle to move on from a deeply meaningful relationship.