Que Se Siente

Erreway's song 'Que Se Siente' delves deep into the emotional turmoil and desolation that follows a profound heartbreak. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a person grappling with the emptiness and pain left behind after a significant relationship ends. The opening lines, 'A ver qué se siente / Cuando no se siente nada,' set the tone for the song, highlighting the numbness and void that often accompany the loss of love. This sense of emptiness is further emphasized with phrases like 'Te vaciaste de palabras' and 'Se murieron las mañanas,' suggesting that the joy and meaning once brought by the relationship have vanished.

The recurring imagery of a 'corazón ametrallado' (heart riddled with bullets) and 'desangelado' (disheartened) underscores the depth of the emotional wounds inflicted by the absence of the loved one. The metaphor of a heart shattered by bullets poignantly captures the intense pain and sense of betrayal felt by the narrator. The song also uses natural elements, such as the jasmine that no longer blooms and the sun that no longer enters the house, to symbolize the loss of beauty and warmth in the narrator's life.

The chorus repeatedly asks, 'Qué se siente?' (What does it feel like?), reflecting the narrator's struggle to comprehend and articulate the overwhelming emotions of abandonment and sorrow. The lyrics describe a body abandoned by kisses and caresses, a soul deeply wounded, and a heart made of clay that crumbles and slips through one's fingers. These vivid descriptions convey the fragility and impermanence of love, as well as the profound impact of its loss. The song's raw and honest portrayal of heartbreak resonates with anyone who has experienced the pain of a broken relationship, making 'Que Se Siente' a powerful and relatable anthem of love and loss.