Perdóname

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The Heartfelt Apology of 'Perdóname' by Grupo Galé

The song 'Perdóname' by Grupo Galé is a poignant expression of remorse and a plea for forgiveness from a partner who has been unfaithful. The lyrics convey a deep sense of guilt and the desire to make amends for the pain caused by infidelity. The title itself, which translates to 'Forgive Me,' sets the tone for the entire song, as the singer acknowledges their wrongdoing and seeks reconciliation.

Throughout the song, the artist uses vivid imagery to describe the betrayal, such as 'mis pupilas te han fallado' (my eyes have failed you) and 'me perdido en otro cuerpo' (I've lost myself in another body), indicating a physical and emotional distance from the partner. The repeated apologies and confessions of having been led astray by 'el bajo instinto animal' (the low animal instinct) suggest a struggle between desire and commitment. The singer recognizes that they cannot continue to be a 'casual lover' or live a lie when true happiness is with their partner.

The emotional weight of the song is further emphasized by the artist's admission of crying and the insistence that they will never betray their partner again. The plea for forgiveness is not just about the past mistakes but also a promise of future fidelity and a declaration of love. Grupo Galé, known for their salsa music, infuses the song with a rhythm that contrasts with the somber message, creating a powerful and moving experience for the listener.

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  1. Amor, Cuánto Te Amo
  2. El Amor De Mi Vida
  3. Eres Así
  4. Como Duele Llorar
  5. Te Amo
  6. Si Pudiera
  7. Ya No Te Puedo Amar
  8. Perdóname
  9. Nada Puedo Hacer
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