Writing a song is always a deeply personal and creative process, and "No Quiero Tu Perdón" was no exception. This song was inspired by a friend who was struggling to forgive her father, and I wanted to explore the theme of forgiveness in a way that was relatable and honest.
The writing process for "No Quiero Tu Perdón" was a bit unconventional. I actually started with the melody first, humming a simple tune that I thought conveyed the emotion I wanted to capture in the song. From there, I worked on the lyrics, trying to find the right words to express the raw, complicated feelings that my friend had shared with me.
Once I had the song written, it was time to record it. I opted to record the song at home, using a digital audio workstation (DAW) and a few basic recording tools. While there were certainly challenges to overcome (like trying to get the perfect take on each vocal line), I was really happy with how the final version of the song turned out.
Looking back on the process of writing and recording "No Quiero Tu Perdón," there are a few memorable moments that stand out to me. One of my favorites was the moment when I first played the finished song for my friend who inspired it. Seeing the emotion on her face as she listened to the words I had written was a truly special moment, and I'm so grateful that I was able to capture it in this song.