Siempre alguien

Jhovan Tomasevich's song 'Siempre alguien' delves into the profound emotions of love, loss, and the irreplaceable nature of a deep connection. The lyrics reflect a sense of resignation and acceptance, as the narrator acknowledges that everything they were and are was enough for their partner, yet it was not reciprocated. The phrase 'había tanto por hacer' (there was so much to do) suggests missed opportunities and unfulfilled potential in the relationship, highlighting the pain of what could have been.

The recurring lines 'Cuando toques el cielo, y no se sienta igual habrá alguien ahí tratando de imitar' (When you touch the sky, and it doesn't feel the same, there will be someone there trying to imitate) and 'Cuando toques el suelo y te sientas morir, no habrá nadie ahí que de todo por ti que te ame como yo a ti' (When you touch the ground and feel like dying, there will be no one there who gives everything for you, who loves you like I do) emphasize the uniqueness of the narrator's love. These lines convey a powerful message that no matter how high or low the partner goes, no one will ever love them as deeply and genuinely as the narrator did.

The song also touches on themes of loneliness and unrequited love. The narrator feels 'ahogado en soledad' (drowned in loneliness) and continues to live without wanting to, finding their partner in moments of happiness. This juxtaposition of emotions underscores the complexity of love and the lingering impact of a significant relationship. Tomasevich's poignant lyrics and emotive delivery make 'Siempre alguien' a heartfelt exploration of the enduring nature of true love and the irreplaceable bond between two people.