Alguien que una vez amé

Pilar Montenegro's song "Alguien que una vez amé" is a powerful anthem of healing and moving on from a past relationship. The lyrics convey a sense of empowerment and closure as the protagonist addresses an ex-lover who has attempted to re-enter her life. The song opens with a direct confrontation, questioning the audacity of the ex to call her again, especially now that she has found someone new who has restored her happiness and healed her wounded heart. This new relationship has allowed her to forget the pain and suffering caused by the previous one.

The chorus emphasizes the protagonist's newfound strength and indifference towards the ex's empty promises and desperate attempts to rekindle the relationship. She acknowledges the void in the ex's life but contrasts it with the profound suffering she endured during their time together. The repetition of the phrase "ya me olvidé de ti" (I have already forgotten you) serves as a mantra of liberation, highlighting her determination to move forward with someone who truly makes her happy.

The song also touches on the theme of regret and realization, as the ex now suffers from the loss of her love. The protagonist reflects on how loving the ex was a punishment and declares that he is now her enemy. Despite the lingering marks of the past relationship, she firmly states that she has moved on and that the ex is now just "someone I once loved." This declaration encapsulates the essence of the song: a journey from pain and betrayal to healing and self-empowerment, ultimately finding happiness with someone new.