Tarde o Temprano

Nsqk's song 'Tarde o Temprano' delves into the complexities of love, heartache, and the hope for healing. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a relationship that is both deeply felt and fraught with uncertainty. The recurring question, 'Do you think about me?' sets the tone for a narrative filled with longing and introspection. The artist acknowledges the mutual pain both he and his partner have experienced, suggesting that perhaps together, they can find solace, even if it means pretending to reciprocate feelings to bring a momentary smile to each other's faces.

The chorus, 'Baby, I know that you are not for me, my mind says no, but in my heart, it says yes,' encapsulates the internal conflict between reason and emotion. This dichotomy is further emphasized by the geographical separation mentioned in the lyrics, with the artist heading to Monterrey and his partner to Madrid. Despite the physical distance and the decision not to keep in touch, the emotional connection lingers, as evidenced by the line, 'I will never write to you, but I will think of you.' This highlights the enduring nature of their bond, even as they move on with their lives.

The song's title, 'Tarde o Temprano' (Sooner or Later), and the repeated refrain about listening to Rawayana and healing over time, suggest a sense of inevitability and hope. The artist seems to be reassuring himself and his partner that, despite the current pain and confusion, healing is on the horizon. The mention of not looking out the window and leaving things for tomorrow implies a need to focus on the present and trust that time will mend their wounds. This message of eventual healing and the power of music to soothe the soul resonates deeply, making 'Tarde o Temprano' a poignant exploration of love, loss, and the passage of time.