Cuando Se Va El Amor

Kany García's song 'Cuando Se Va El Amor' delves into the emotional journey of recovering from a lost love. The lyrics poignantly capture the initial devastation and the gradual process of healing. The opening lines, 'Desde que te fuiste se me escapó el aire,' vividly describe the suffocating feeling of a breakup, where the singer feels as though the very air has been taken from her. This sets the stage for a narrative of introspection and resilience.

As the song progresses, García reflects on the time it took to 'levantar las alas' or lift her wings again, symbolizing the slow and painful process of regaining strength and independence. The recurring imagery of morning coffee serves as a metaphor for routine and the small, everyday moments that are haunted by memories of the past relationship. The lyrics 'Siempre el tiempo cura, siempre el tiempo sana' emphasize the healing power of time, a universal truth that resonates deeply with anyone who has experienced heartache.

The chorus, 'Cuando se va el amor las cosas son más claras,' reveals a powerful realization: the clarity that comes with the end of love. García acknowledges that with the end of the relationship, she can now see things more clearly, understanding both what she gained and what she lost. This newfound perspective allows her to recognize the pain and the gifts that the relationship brought into her life. The repetition of 'La vida que me regalaste, todo el dolor que me causaste' underscores the duality of love and pain, ultimately leading to the conclusion that what once seemed so significant has now faded into insignificance.