Aprendí a Olvidar (feat. Solero)

Ana Mena's song 'Aprendí a Olvidar,' featuring Solero, delves into the complex emotions surrounding a past relationship and the process of moving on. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a love that once was, now faded like the wind. The song begins with a chance encounter between former lovers, prompting reflections on what went wrong and mutual admissions of fault. This acknowledgment of shared responsibility sets the stage for the song's central theme: the realization that love is not a game and that both parties were equally to blame for the relationship's demise.

The chorus emphasizes the painful yet liberating journey of coming to terms with the end of a relationship. The lyrics suggest that love requires effort and communication, which were lacking in this case. The line 'Te despiertas sabiendo, aceptando que en realidad vives una mentira' (You wake up knowing, accepting that in reality, you live a lie) highlights the moment of clarity when one realizes the relationship was not as perfect as it seemed. Despite the initial denial and refusal to communicate, time has allowed the narrator to learn how to forget and move on.

However, the song also captures the lingering feelings and the struggle to fully let go. The verses describe the emptiness and longing felt in the absence of the loved one, with metaphors like 'Mi cama es un desierto' (My bed is a desert) and 'Sin ti todo el año es invierno' (Without you, the whole year is winter). These lines convey the deep sense of loss and the difficulty of moving forward. Yet, by the end of the song, there is a glimmer of hope and a desire for a second chance, suggesting that while the narrator has learned to forget, the door to rekindling the romance is not entirely closed.