Supongo

The song "Supongo" by Antoñito Molina is a poignant reflection on the aftermath of a breakup and the struggle to move on. The lyrics convey a deep sense of loss and the difficulty of accepting a new reality where the singer's life is no longer intertwined with that of their former partner. The repeated use of the word 'supongo,' which translates to 'I suppose,' indicates a reluctant acceptance and an attempt to rationalize the situation, even though the emotional pain is evident.

The singer imagines their ex-partner adapting to a new life, with new friends and experiences, while they themselves are left grappling with the change. The lyrics suggest a contrast between how the ex-partner appears to be moving on with ease and the singer's own struggles. The mention of others getting nervous around the ex-partner, just as the singer used to, highlights the intimate connection they once shared and the void that is now left.

Despite the advice to forget and the attempts to erase memories, the singer admits that letting go is not easy. The song touches on themes of love, loss, and the passage of time, suggesting that healing is a process that cannot be rushed. The final verses offer a glimmer of hope, with the singer trying to convince themselves that something good is around the corner, yet the repetition of the phrase 'vivir, vivir, vivir, vivir, por separado' (to live, live, live, live, separately) underscores the central struggle of the song: coming to terms with a life apart from the person they still care for.