Sé Que Te Duele (feat. Morat)

Alejandro Fernández's 'Sé Que Te Duele,' featuring Morat, is a poignant song that delves into the emotional turmoil of a breakup. The lyrics express the pain of both parties as they come to terms with the end of their relationship. Fernández is known for his emotive delivery and this song is no exception, as he conveys the deep sorrow that accompanies the realization that love has faded and the relationship is beyond repair.

The song's narrator acknowledges the hurt that his former partner feels, knowing that she is struggling with the fact that he no longer wants to be with her. The repetition of 'Sé que te duele' (I know it hurts you) emphasizes the shared pain, even as he admits that he too is hurt by the situation. The lyrics suggest a disconnect between the couple, where one partner was emotionally absent despite being physically present. This realization leads to the finality of the goodbye, and the narrator's decision to move on, even though it's clear that the love he once felt still lingers.

The metaphor of 'enamorando mentiras' (falling in love with lies) and the reference to 'ese clavo' (that nail) suggest a cycle of seeking love in the wrong places, leading to more pain. The song captures the complexity of emotions in a breakup, where love, loss, and the desire to heal are intertwined. The narrator's internal conflict and compassion for his ex-partner's pain are palpable, making the song relatable to anyone who has experienced the bittersweet end of a relationship.