Quiero Estar Contigo (feat. Wuicho Kun)

Gonzalo Ávila's song 'Quiero Estar Contigo,' featuring Wuicho Kun, is a poignant exploration of the emotional turmoil that comes with wanting to be close to someone while grappling with personal struggles. The lyrics convey a deep sense of longing and the painful realization that the singer's current state of mind makes it impossible to be with their loved one. The repeated line 'Quiero estar contigo pero la vida me está consumiendo' (I want to be with you, but life is consuming me) encapsulates this inner conflict, highlighting the tension between desire and reality.

The song delves into themes of self-recognition and the struggle with one's own identity. The lines 'No me reconozco ni siquiera al mirarme al espejo' (I don't even recognize myself when I look in the mirror) and 'Me miró y me pregunto, no lo entiendo por qué fui tan pendejo' (I look at myself and wonder, I don't understand why I was so stupid) reflect a deep sense of self-doubt and regret. This introspection leads the singer to the painful conclusion that distancing themselves is the best course of action for both parties involved, as expressed in 'Y alejarme es lo mejor para los dos' (And distancing myself is the best for both of us).

Despite the physical and emotional distance, the singer reassures their loved one that they will always be present in spirit. The imagery of a 'cielo azulado' (blue sky) and the mention of songs on CDs or vinyl records serve as metaphors for the enduring presence of their love and memories. The lines 'Sabrás que no me fui y siempre estuve en tu memoria' (You will know that I never left and was always in your memory) emphasize the lasting impact of their relationship, even in the face of separation. This bittersweet acknowledgment of enduring love amidst personal struggle makes 'Quiero Estar Contigo' a deeply moving and relatable song.