Que Sería

Francisca Valenzuela's song "Que Sería" is a poignant exploration of the emotional turmoil that comes with the realization that a once passionate relationship is fading. The lyrics convey a sense of loss and confusion, as the days pass and the warmth that used to characterize the mornings and the affection shared during sleep are no longer present. The singer searches for a sign in her partner's gaze, hoping for an indication that their love will not continue to deteriorate, highlighting the fear of waking up one day to find her partner gone.

The chorus, which repeats the question of what a day would be like without someone to provide good company, emphasizes the dread of loneliness and the desire to hold onto the companionship, even as the relationship seems to crumble. The physical reaction described—her body trembling at the thought of the relationship ending—suggests a deep emotional connection that is hard to let go of, despite the pain it may be causing. The singer acknowledges that while she often feels good with her partner, recent times have been marked by discomfort and hurt.

The song captures the struggle between the comfort of familiarity and the pain of a love that is no longer what it used to be. The repetition of the phrase "we are so close" juxtaposed with "and it already hurts" illustrates the paradox of physical closeness and emotional distance. Valenzuela's lyrics resonate with anyone who has experienced the slow disintegration of a relationship, where the fear of being alone battles with the realization that staying may cause more suffering.