Tengo Que Llorar

Grupo El Tiempo's song 'Tengo Que Llorar' delves deep into the emotional turmoil that follows the end of a significant relationship. The lyrics poignantly express the futility of tears and the overwhelming sense of loss when a loved one is no longer present. The repeated lines 'De nada sirve llorar' and 'De nada vale pintarme los días sin Sol' highlight the singer's realization that crying and lamenting won't bring back the joy and light that their partner once brought into their life.

The song's narrative centers around the profound impact the lost love had on the singer. Phrases like 'Tu fuiste todo de mi' and 'En ti sembré mis anhelos, mis sueños, mi fe' reveal that the singer had invested their hopes, dreams, and faith in this relationship. The imagery of planting dreams and aspirations in another person underscores the depth of their emotional investment and the subsequent devastation when it all falls apart. The desire to 'vivir un mundo distinto de amor' with their partner further emphasizes the idealistic and transformative nature of their love.

As the chorus repeats 'Tengo que llorar, llorar, llorar sin ti,' the song captures the relentless sorrow and pain of loving someone who is no longer there. The repetition of 'llorar' (to cry) and 'dolor' (pain) underscores the inescapable grief and the sense of inevitability in experiencing such heartache. The song's melancholic tone and heartfelt lyrics resonate with anyone who has endured the anguish of a broken heart, making it a poignant anthem for those navigating the complexities of love and loss.