Un Amor Cuando Se Va

Leo Mattioli's song 'Un Amor Cuando Se Va' delves deep into the emotional turmoil that follows the end of a romantic relationship. The lyrics poignantly capture the essence of heartbreak and the lingering presence of loneliness that often accompanies a breakup. The song opens with the acknowledgment that every love that departs leaves behind a reason, and what remains is the haunting feeling of solitude. This sets the stage for the exploration of the pain and confusion that ensue when a love is lost.

The chorus reflects the internal conflict faced by someone dealing with a breakup. The heart suffers immensely, and the mind is torn between the desire to forget and the urge to remember. This dichotomy is a common experience for many who have gone through the end of a significant relationship, making the song relatable on a universal level. The repetition of the question, 'Uno piensa si es mejor olvidarse o recordar?' (One wonders if it's better to forget or remember?), emphasizes the struggle to find closure and peace.

As the song progresses, Mattioli expresses a newfound understanding of what it means to see a love that was once his slip away. The repetition of 'se fue' (it went away) underscores the finality and the helplessness felt in the face of lost love. The emotional climax is reached with the declaration of enduring love, despite the separation. The repeated affirmation, 'Solo se que yo la ame y que siempre la amare' (I only know that I loved her and that I will always love her), highlights the undying nature of true love, even when the relationship has ended. This song is a heartfelt ode to the enduring pain and love that remains after a breakup, resonating deeply with anyone who has experienced similar heartache.