Sería Más Fácil

Carlos Rivera's song 'Sería Más Fácil' delves into the emotional turmoil of a relationship reaching its end. The lyrics express a deep sense of regret and the difficulty of accepting that despite efforts, the relationship is over. The opening lines suggest that a lack of time and communication may have contributed to the relationship's demise, hinting at the small yet significant factors that can erode intimacy between partners.

The chorus of the song captures the essence of the struggle between the ease of harboring negative feelings and the challenge of facing the pain head-on. Rivera sings about how it would be easier to feel anger or hatred because accepting the reality of the situation is incredibly hard. The repetition of 'Sería más fácil' (It would be easier) underscores the temptation to take the less painful path, even though it might not lead to true healing or closure.

Rivera's heartfelt performance conveys the universal experience of heartbreak and the complex emotions that come with it. The song does not seek to place blame but rather to acknowledge the shared responsibility and the inherent pain of saying goodbye to shared dreams and plans. The melancholic melody and Rivera's emotive voice add to the song's poignant message, making it resonate with anyone who has experienced the bittersweet end of a once-cherished relationship.