Que Te Importa Que Te Llore (feat. Raúl Beron)

Miguel Calo's song 'Que Te Importa Que Te Llore,' featuring Raúl Beron, is a poignant exploration of unfulfilled love and the lingering pain of lost dreams. The lyrics are steeped in melancholy, as the narrator pleads to be allowed to live in the illusion of a past love. The opening lines, 'Déjame mentir que volverás / Que volverás con el ayer,' set the tone for the song, revealing a deep yearning for a return to happier times. This longing is not just for the person but for the dreams and hopes that were once shared.

The song delves into the emotional turmoil of waiting and hoping against hope. The line 'Ya que comprendo que esperar / Es un pedazo de recuerdo' captures the essence of this torment. Waiting becomes a fragment of memory, a painful reminder of what once was. The narrator is acutely aware that their hope is futile, yet they cannot help but cling to it. This is further emphasized in the lines 'Sé que este dolor / Es el dolor de comprender / Que no puede ser esa esperanza / Que me ahoga,' where the pain of understanding that their hope is suffocating them is laid bare.

The chorus, 'Que te importa que te llore / Que te importa que me mientas,' is a desperate cry for empathy and understanding. The narrator's world has crumbled, and they seek solace in the remnants of their past love. The imagery of a 'castillo del ayer' (castle of yesterday) being broken and the desire to create a 'Dios con sus pedazos' (God with its pieces) speaks to the human need to find meaning and solace in the aftermath of heartbreak. The song concludes with a resigned acceptance of perpetual sorrow, 'Déjame así llorando nuestro amor,' encapsulating the enduring nature of their grief.