50 Meses Tarde (feat. KURT)

Ale Zéguer's song '50 Meses Tarde,' featuring KURT, is a poignant exploration of regret and lost love. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of someone who is haunted by memories of a past relationship. The song opens with the protagonist reminiscing about their former lover whenever they hear certain songs or phrases, indicating how deeply ingrained these memories are in their daily life. The mention of 'Enanitos Verdes' and the phrase 'para siempre' (forever) serve as triggers that bring back a flood of emotions and unfulfilled dreams.

The song delves into the plans the couple once had, such as having children and a home in San Luis, which were derailed by life's unpredictable course. This shift in plans is a metaphor for how life can take unexpected turns, leading to paths that diverge from our dreams. The protagonist acknowledges that recounting the past damages is futile, as too much time has passed. However, the emotional turmoil is evident as they grapple with the imprudence of reaching out to someone who has moved on and is now 'hombre reservado' (a reserved man).

The chorus reveals the depth of the protagonist's longing and confusion. They express a desperate desire to reconnect, even though they know it's impractical and risky. The phrase 'El 20 me cayó 50 meses tarde' (I realized it 50 months too late) encapsulates the essence of the song—an epiphany that comes far too late to change the course of events. The regret is palpable as they admit to paying a high price for not being able to be with their former lover. Despite the passage of time and the changes in their lives, the protagonist's feelings remain unresolved, highlighting the enduring nature of true love and the pain of missed opportunities.