Puede Que Puedad

Fernando Delgadillo's song 'Puede Que Puedas' is a poignant exploration of love, change, and the passage of time. The lyrics are rich with metaphors and vivid imagery, painting a picture of a relationship that has gone through various seasons, much like the natural world. Delgadillo begins by reflecting on how his partner managed to change him, making him a part of her life in a way that felt like spring, a time of renewal and growth. This metaphor of spring signifies the early, blissful stages of their relationship, filled with hope and new beginnings.

As the song progresses, Delgadillo delves into the deeper, more intimate aspects of their love. He recalls the moment when his partner fully committed to him, body and soul, and how this deep connection transcended conventional understanding. This part of the song highlights the profound and almost mystical nature of true love, suggesting that it goes beyond what is commonly prescribed or understood by society. However, he also acknowledges that despite this deep connection, there were still aspects of his partner that remained unknown to him, emphasizing the complexity and mystery inherent in human relationships.

The final verses of the song take a more melancholic turn, as Delgadillo reflects on the loss of their happiness and the fading of their smiles. He reminisces about the joyful times they shared, but also admits that he doesn't want to dwell on these memories, as they bring him pain. The imagery of the sun hitting him 'a media cara' (half-face) symbolizes the partial illumination of his past, where some memories are clear while others are shrouded in the shadows of forgetfulness. The song ends on a note of uncertainty, with Delgadillo contemplating the possibility of a reunion, but leaving it open-ended, much like the unpredictable nature of life itself.