Qué Sacarán Con Quererme

Gepe's song 'Qué Sacarán Con Quererme' delves into the complex and often contradictory emotions associated with love. The lyrics reflect a sense of resignation and questioning, as the singer ponders the value and outcome of being loved. The repeated phrase 'qué sacarán con quererme' (what will they gain by loving me) suggests a deep skepticism about the benefits of love, hinting at past experiences that have left the singer wary and doubtful. This sentiment is further emphasized by the acknowledgment that love is composed of 'amargura' (bitterness) and 'tormentos y rigor' (torments and rigor), painting a picture of love as a source of both joy and suffering.

The song also touches on the fleeting nature of fortune and affection. The lines 'hoy nace la fortuna, mi vida, y mañana muere' (today fortune is born, my life, and tomorrow it dies) highlight the transient nature of happiness and success. This transience is mirrored in relationships, where what is cherished today may be forgotten tomorrow. However, the song also asserts that 'lo que bien se ha querido, mi vida, jamás se olvida' (what has been truly loved, my life, is never forgotten), suggesting that genuine love leaves an indelible mark, even if the relationship itself does not last.

Gepe's musical style, often characterized by a blend of folk and pop influences, adds a layer of accessibility to these profound themes. The simplicity of the melody contrasts with the depth of the lyrics, making the song both easy to listen to and rich in meaning. This juxtaposition invites listeners to reflect on their own experiences with love and loss, and the enduring impact of true affection, despite its inherent challenges.