Pol Granch turns heartache into a roller-coaster anthem. In Perdón Por Las Horas he sings from the edge of obsession, admitting that a single look from his lover can melt his resolve. A bilingual blend of Spanish, French, and a splash of English mirrors the whirl of emotions: desire, frustration, and the sting of an apology that never quite fixes things. The chorus’ repeated “Perdón por las horas” is a confession about stolen time — nights lost to longing and conversations replayed in his head.
Behind the catchy pop-urban beat, the lyrics reveal a tug-of-war between wanting to walk away and being hopelessly pulled back. He tries to scratch her out of his skin, yet every touch feels like a fresh claw mark. The song captures that moment when you know a relationship is hurting you, still you cannot (and secretly do not want to) hit the brakes. It is messy, dramatic, and undeniably relatable, turning late-night regrets into a sing-along catharsis.