“A Puro Dolor” is a heartfelt confession of raw longing. In this Regional Mexican ballad, Gabito Ballesteros plays the role of someone who simply cannot let go. He breaks a promise not to call, just to hear his ex’s breathing for a fleeting second, because every moment apart feels like slow, painful agony. The singer lays bare his desperation: life has lost its sparkle, afternoons feel like mazes, and nights taste only of pain.
Beneath the pleading words, you’ll hear a tug-of-war between pride and vulnerability. Ballesteros admits he would love to say he is fine, but hiding the sun with one finger is impossible; the emptiness is too big to mask. He begs for his fantasies, his will to live, and even the very air he breathes to be returned. It’s a vivid portrayal of love’s aftershock—the kind that leaves you gasping, dialing a forbidden number, and confessing your heart in hopes that the one who left might still listen.