De Que Me Sirve

C-Kan's song "De Que Me Sirve" delves deep into the emotional turmoil of unrequited love and betrayal. The lyrics express the pain and confusion of loving someone who does not reciprocate the same level of commitment. The repeated question, "¿a mí de qué me sirve que yo te quiera?" (What good is it for me to love you?), highlights the futility and heartbreak of investing emotions in someone who is unfaithful and indifferent. This rhetorical question underscores the artist's struggle to find meaning in his feelings when his partner's actions contradict the essence of a loving relationship.

The song paints a vivid picture of a relationship marred by infidelity and deceit. C-Kan describes his partner as someone who gives her kisses to anyone, making his love feel worthless. The metaphor of his partner being the "reina del festín" (queen of the feast) suggests that she enjoys the attention and affection of many, further deepening his sense of betrayal. The imagery of waking up to "días grises" (gray days) symbolizes the lingering sadness and emptiness he feels despite his attempts to move on.

C-Kan's lyrics also touch on the internal conflict of wanting to forget but failing to do so. He acknowledges the addictive nature of his love, comparing it to a drug that he can't quit. The line "me conseguí otro clavo pa' echar tu clavo pa' afuera" (I found another nail to drive your nail out) reflects the common saying that a new love can help forget an old one, yet he admits that his former lover remains embedded in his heart. The song concludes with a sense of resignation and a desire to find peace, even if it means saying goodbye to the person who caused him so much pain.