Qué Será de Ti Y de Mí

Guillermo Davila's song "Qué Será de Ti Y de Mí" delves into the poignant and bittersweet emotions that arise when a once-passionate love begins to fade. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a relationship that was once filled with intense emotions and deep connections, symbolized by the power of caricias (caresses) and miradas (glances) that could leave one speechless. These moments of pure love and connection are contrasted with the present state of the relationship, where intimacy has become a matter of habit or a fear of loneliness rather than genuine passion.

The recurring question, "Qué será de ti de mí?" (What will become of you and me?), underscores the uncertainty and sadness that accompany the realization that the love that once defined their lives is no longer the same. The song reflects on the beauty of the past, where love was the central force, and contrasts it with the present, where the absence of that love leaves a void. The lyrics also touch on the physical manifestations of this lost love, such as the once-comforting embrace that now feels empty.

Davila's heartfelt delivery and the melancholic melody amplify the sense of loss and longing. The song captures the universal experience of grappling with the end of a significant relationship and the fear of what lies ahead without the love that once brought so much joy and meaning. It speaks to the human condition of clinging to memories of better times while facing the harsh reality of the present.