Es Tarde Lo Se

In 'Es Tarde Lo Se,' Azafata delves into the complexities of love, self-awareness, and the pursuit of personal satisfaction. The song's title, which translates to 'It's Late, I Know,' sets the tone for a reflective and somewhat regretful narrative. The lyrics explore the idea that dignity and self-respect often drive us to make changes in our lives, even if those changes come with unintended consequences. The singer acknowledges that in the quest for satisfaction, they may have inadvertently caused harm to themselves and others.

The recurring line 'El amor es un lugar lo quiero evitar' ('Love is a place I want to avoid') suggests a deep-seated fear or reluctance to engage in romantic relationships. This sentiment is further emphasized by the plea for understanding: 'Vamos nena, comprendé mi forma de vibrar' ('Come on, baby, understand my way of vibing'). The artist seems to be asking for empathy and acceptance of their unique way of navigating life and relationships. This reluctance to embrace love could stem from past experiences or a desire to maintain personal freedom and dignity.

The song also touches on the idea of missed opportunities and the realization that it might be too late to start anew. Despite this, there is a sense of yearning and curiosity about what brings happiness to others, even if it's too late for the singer to experience it themselves. The lyrics 'Y sin embargo aún quieres probar, lo que a otros hace bien, es tarde para empezar' ('And yet you still want to try, what makes others feel good, it's too late to start') encapsulate this bittersweet longing. Ultimately, 'Es Tarde Lo Se' is a poignant exploration of the delicate balance between self-respect, personal satisfaction, and the complexities of love.