Lejos de Ti

The song 'Lejos de Ti' by Shamanes expresses a deep sense of regret and longing for a loved one. The lyrics convey the pain of separation and the desire to be reunited with someone who is deeply missed. The repeated lines 'Yo ya no quiero sufrir, Ni estar lejos de ti' translate to 'I no longer want to suffer, nor be far from you,' highlighting the emotional turmoil the singer is experiencing due to the distance from the person they care about. The mention of 'una herida que hay en mi corazon' or 'a wound that is in my heart' further emphasizes the depth of the singer's pain.

The song also touches on themes of forgiveness and redemption, as the singer acknowledges having made 'mas de un error' or 'more than one mistake.' This admission of fault suggests a plea for forgiveness and a chance to make amends. The lyrics suggest that the singer's love and dedication remain strong despite the mistakes and the physical distance, as they express a willingness to do anything for the loved one and to always be there for them.

Shamanes, known for their blend of reggae and hip hop, often incorporate themes of love, life, and social issues into their music. 'Lejos de Ti' is a heartfelt ballad that showcases the emotional vulnerability and the desire for connection that are universal human experiences. The song resonates with anyone who has ever felt the sting of separation and the yearning to be close to someone they have wronged or lost.