Comodín

In 'Comodín,' Juan Ingaramo delves into the emotional journey of ending a relationship and the subsequent realization of self-worth. The song begins with the acknowledgment that the farewell has already started, at least for one of the partners. This marks not just an end but a new beginning, symbolized by the metaphor of playing cards. The previous hand was dealt by the other person, but now the cards are in the singer's favor, making it impossible to cheat. This shift in control signifies a newfound empowerment and clarity.

The chorus emphasizes a pivotal change: from this moment on, the singer vows to love himself more than his partner. This declaration of self-love is presented as something that should have always been the case. The repetition of this sentiment underscores its importance and the singer's commitment to prioritizing his own well-being. The lyrics reflect a journey of introspection and self-discovery, where the singer realizes that he has been neglecting his own needs and desires in favor of the relationship.

The song also touches on the theme of fate and chance, as seen in the lines about playing the 'comodín' (wild card). The singer tried his best, but ultimately, he lost the game. This loss, however, leads to a significant revelation: the signs in the sky are meant for him, and no external device can capture them. This metaphor suggests that true understanding and guidance come from within, not from external sources. The song concludes with the finality of the farewell, at least for one of the partners, reinforcing the idea that moving on and embracing self-love is a personal journey that may not be shared by both parties.