Como Explicarte

Roger González's song "Como Explicarte" delves into the complexities of love and the emotional turmoil that comes with it. The lyrics reveal a narrative of a person who is deeply in love, but not with the person they are currently with. This creates a sense of guilt and confusion, as the protagonist acknowledges that their feelings are not 'correct' but are nonetheless their reality. The phrase "tu mi tormento" (you my torment) encapsulates the inner conflict and distress caused by this unreciprocated love.

The chorus, "Basta de vivir de mentiras" (Enough of living lies), highlights the protagonist's desire to break free from a relationship built on falsehoods. They feel trapped in a love that they no longer understand, as it slowly consumes their life and heart. This sentiment is further emphasized by the repetition of the lines, underscoring the urgency and desperation to escape this emotional entanglement.

The song also touches on themes of regret and reflection. The protagonist questions why their partner let them go and whether it was due to their own actions or their partner's fears. The final verse, "Siempre hay cosas que no se olvidan" (There are always things that are not forgotten), suggests that while the relationship may have ended, the memories and emotional scars remain. The song poignantly captures the bittersweet nature of love, where the warmth of past affection lingers even as the relationship fades away.