Sirena plunges us into a love story that feels both magical and painful. The singer compares his beloved to a siren, that legendary creature whose song lures sailors into the deep. No matter where he goes—hidden corners, the bottom of the sea, even other planets—her presence chases him like a shooting star. His heart still bleeds, the wound wide open, and every time he tries to forget, her voice calls him back.
With imagery of waves, dreams and dancing under the moon, the lyrics show a man ready to give up anything just to feel her lips on his again. He is "drowning" in her hips, desperate for her skin to lift the curse of loneliness that poisons him. The sea becomes a symbol of both danger and desire: it can swallow him whole, yet it is also the only place where he feels alive. In short, Sin Bandera turns heartbreak into an ocean-sized ballad of obsession, longing and irresistible attraction.
Sin Bandera is a beloved Latin pop duo composed of Mexican singer-songwriter Leonel García and Argentine-Mexican singer-songwriter Noel Schajris. Formed in Mexico City in 2000, they quickly captured hearts with their romantic ballads and soulful melodies.
Their debut album, Sin Bandera (2001), featured hits like "Entra En Mi Vida" and "Kilómetros," establishing them as one of the most popular Latin music acts of the early 2000s. Known for their heartfelt lyrics and perfect harmony, the duo won multiple Latin Grammy Awards and inspired fans across Latin America, Spain, and beyond.
After a brief hiatus starting in 2008, Sin Bandera reunited in 2015, releasing the album Una Última Vez in 2016 and continuing to create music that celebrates love and unity without borders.