Ajenos

Sabino's song 'Ajenos' delves into the emotional turmoil of ending a relationship that has run its course. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of the struggle to let go, despite numerous attempts to salvage what once was. The opening lines, 'Ya te borré de mi mundo / Después de trescientos intentos,' set the tone for a narrative of repeated efforts to move on, only to find oneself still entangled in memories and emotions. The phrase 'Tal vez seguirías aquí adentro' suggests a lingering doubt and a sense of what could have been if things had been different.

The song explores the pain of realizing that the relationship has become more of a burden than a joy. Lines like 'Nos amarra el saber lo que fuimos / Y no vemos que no nos queremos' highlight the difficulty of accepting that the love has faded, even though the memories of what they once had still bind them. The chorus, with its repetitive 'Tara-taratata,' serves as a haunting reminder of their shared past, now reduced to a mere echo.

Sabino also touches on the universal experience of growing apart, as seen in 'La típica novela que les pasa a todos / Al principio todo bien, en unos años puros pedos.' This line reflects the common trajectory of many relationships, starting with passion and ending in disillusionment. The song's conclusion, 'Allá dónde estuvieras tú / Encontraba mi paz / Ahora solo veo la luz / En donde tú no estás,' encapsulates the bittersweet realization that peace and clarity come only after parting ways. 'Ajenos' is a poignant exploration of love, loss, and the painful yet necessary journey of moving on.