Soledad

Gloria Trevi's song 'Soledad,' which translates to 'Loneliness' in English, is a poignant exploration of heartache and the desire for an estranged lover to experience the same depth of pain. The lyrics personify loneliness as a constant companion, the only one that remains when everyone else has left, and the only one with whom the narrator can truly express her sorrow without judgment. Trevi's portrayal of loneliness is not as an enemy but as a confidant, allowing her to vent her emotions freely.

The song delves into the narrator's regret over a broken promise to herself, which was likely made in an attempt to avoid unhappiness. The emotional turmoil caused by loving someone deeply and then losing them is palpable throughout the song. The narrator calls upon loneliness to find her former lover and make him feel the same anguish she is experiencing. This request is a raw expression of the pain of unrequited love and the wish for the other person to understand the intensity of the suffering caused by their absence.

The narrative takes a darker turn as the narrator asks loneliness to consume her ex-lover's life completely, to the point where he can't imagine life without it, mirroring her own despair. The song ends with a plea for the ex-lover to realize that his newfound loneliness is a direct result of his actions towards the narrator. Gloria Trevi, known for her powerful and emotive music, captures the essence of heartbreak and the yearning for emotional justice in 'Soledad.'