Si tu supieras

Makano's song 'Si tu supieras' is a passionate declaration of love and fidelity amidst the complications of past relationships. The lyrics convey a deep sense of urgency and emotion as the singer pleads with his beloved to understand the depth of his feelings. The recurring phrase 'si tu supieras cuanto yo a ti te amo' translates to 'if you only knew how much I love you,' emphasizing the singer's desire to be believed and trusted by his partner. The song is a blend of romantic expressions and a plea for the partner to disregard the past and focus on the love that is offered to her now.

The narrative of the song suggests that the singer is being haunted by a past relationship, as indicated by the lines 'Ella todavia me llama' ('She still calls me'), but he insists that his heart belongs to his current love. The repetition of 'te amo' (I love you) serves to reassure the partner of his unwavering commitment. The singer is adamant that the other woman is 'nada' (nothing) and represents only a 'triste pasado' (sad past). This insistence on the insignificance of the past relationship is a key element in the song, as the singer tries to convince his partner of his loyalty.

The song also touches on the theme of overcoming doubt and insecurity in a relationship. The singer is frustrated by his partner's disbelief in his fidelity, which is expressed through the lines 'no puedo aceptar que dudes de toda mi fidelidad' (I cannot accept that you doubt all my fidelity). The plea to 'no dejemos que muera el amor' (let's not let love die) is a call to preserve their relationship and keep the flame of love alive. Makano's emotional delivery of the lyrics, combined with the rhythmic beats typical of reggaeton, creates a powerful and relatable message for listeners who have experienced the struggle of proving one's love and commitment.