Una Vez Más

In 'Una Vez Más,' Abel Pintos delves into the complexities of a tumultuous relationship that seems to be caught in a repetitive cycle of heartbreak and reconciliation. The song's lyrics reveal a deep sense of resignation and acceptance of the inevitable pain that comes with this kind of love. Pintos expresses a preference for comforting lies over harsh truths, indicating a desire to maintain the illusion of happiness, even if it's fleeting. This sentiment is encapsulated in the lines, 'Prefiero que me mientas / Y mañana, al despertar, te alejes y me dejes,' where he would rather be deceived than face the reality of separation.

The recurring phrase 'Una vez más' (One more time) underscores the cyclical nature of the relationship. Pintos acknowledges the destructive patterns they fall into, such as breaking things in their room and metaphorically destroying time and his heart. Despite recognizing these patterns, he seems almost indifferent to the consequences, as reflected in the repeated question, '¿Qué más me da?' (What does it matter to me?). This indifference suggests a deep emotional fatigue and a sense of inevitability about the relationship's outcome.

Pintos also touches on the dynamics of power and vulnerability within the relationship. He describes pretending to be okay with the situation, likening it to a 'código entre dos amigos' (a code between two friends). This pretense highlights the emotional armor he wears to cope with the pain. Meanwhile, his partner's ability to 'desarmar' (disarm) him with ease points to a significant imbalance, where one person holds more emotional power. The song paints a vivid picture of a love that is both passionate and destructive, leaving listeners to ponder the complexities of human relationships and the lengths we go to for love, even when it hurts us.