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The song "sanvalentín:(" by Humbe is a poignant reflection on the pain and sorrow that follows the end of a romantic relationship. The lyrics express a deep sense of loss and the struggle to move on from the memories of a love that has turned to ashes. The title itself, with its frowning emoticon, sets a somber tone, indicating that this is not a joyful Valentine's Day tune, but rather one that mourns a love that was once celebrated on such occasions.

The artist uses vivid imagery, such as a 'vals en el fuego' (waltz in the fire), to convey the intensity of the relationship and its eventual destructive end. The metaphor of dancing a waltz in the fire suggests a passionate but ultimately damaging love affair. The singer laments the transformation of their shared words into sins, indicating regret over things said or done that contributed to the relationship's demise. The recurring question, 'Dime, ¿cómo se me va a ir todo el dolor que dejamos?' (Tell me, how is all the pain we left going to go away?), underscores the lingering hurt and the difficulty of healing.

The song also touches on the aftermath of the breakup, where the artist feels the absence of their former partner, especially on Valentine's Day—a day typically associated with love and affection. The line 'No me llevan flores, me hacen stream' (They don't bring me flowers, they stream me) could suggest the contrast between the personal touch of receiving flowers and the impersonal nature of streaming music, perhaps indicating a sense of isolation. The artist is haunted by the songs they wrote for their ex-lover, which now bring pain instead of joy. Ultimately, the song is a raw and honest portrayal of heartbreak, the struggle to forget, and the acceptance of loss.