Get ready to spread your wings of emotion! In "Pájaros," Porter paints the picture of someone caught in the turbulence of a recent breakup. The singer feels time slipping away as they scramble to “fix their soul,” yet every comforting cliché—like the idea that time heals all wounds or that the moon is made of cheese—rings hollow. Repeated cries of “¡Muerto!” and “¡Lento!” mirror the push-and-pull between wanting life to pause and wishing for escape altogether.
At its heart, the song is a raw confession about grief, denial, and the desperate search for a sign that love still exists. Memories flutter in like restless birds, making it impossible to move on while the former lover’s presence slowly fades “like a memory… slow, slow.” The longing for a single reassuring signal drives the narrator forward, yet the silence leaves them questioning reality itself. "Pájaros" invites listeners to sit with uncomfortable feelings, reminding us that healing rarely follows a straight line and that even in moments of despair, music can help us soar above the storm.