No

The song "No" by Alfredo Olivas is a poignant narrative of internal conflict and the struggle to resist a tempting but potentially harmful relationship. The lyrics convey a firm refusal to engage with someone the protagonist is drawn to, recognizing that such an engagement could lead to irreversible consequences. The repeated use of 'No' at the beginning of each line emphasizes the strength and determination required to maintain this stance, despite the allure of what could be.

The protagonist acknowledges the temptation as 'an error that I want to commit,' suggesting a deep attraction to someone or something they know is not right for them. This internal battle is further highlighted by the line 'although inside I have a gagged yes,' revealing that their heart may desire to say 'yes,' but their mind is firmly saying 'no.' The song also touches on the theme of missed opportunities and priorities, as the protagonist reflects on being the last on someone's list when there was a chance for them to be together.

The lyrics also suggest a consideration for others, as the protagonist does not want innocent parties to be 'caught in the crossfire.' This sense of responsibility and the acknowledgment of past mistakes add depth to the song's message. The finality of the decision is underscored by the closing lines, 'No because no, no because no and that's it,' indicating that the discussion is over and the decision is made, despite the lingering what-ifs.