En Que Fallamos

Ivy Queen's song 'En Que Fallamos' delves into the complexities of a troubled relationship, where love and pride are at constant odds. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of two people who deeply care for each other but are struggling to reconcile their differences. The song opens with a reflective tone, as the narrator contemplates the wounds inflicted in the relationship and acknowledges that both parties are suffering. The recurring question, 'En que fallamos?' (Where did we go wrong?), underscores the confusion and pain that come with unresolved issues.

The song highlights the destructive power of pride, which prevents the couple from healing and moving forward. Ivy Queen's poignant lyrics, 'el orgullo te mata y no te deja ni vivir' (pride kills you and doesn't let you live), emphasize how pride can be a barrier to reconciliation. The narrator's friends advise against returning to the relationship, suggesting that it might be a lost cause. However, the narrator believes that the relationship deserves another chance, despite the challenges.

Throughout the song, there is a sense of urgency and desperation to mend the relationship. The narrator proposes to analyze their issues instead of letting pride and guilt drive them apart. The repeated lines, 'te propongo analizemos para que matarnos cuando nos queremos' (I propose we analyze why hurt each other when we love each other), reflect a desire for mutual understanding and healing. Ivy Queen's emotional delivery and the heartfelt lyrics resonate with anyone who has experienced the pain of a complicated relationship, making 'En Que Fallamos' a powerful exploration of love, pride, and the struggle to find common ground.