Y Que Si Ya Te Vas (Vals)

In 'Y Que Si Ya Te Vas (Vals),' Ruben Alberto Benegas delves into the bittersweet emotions of a love that has reached its end. The song's lyrics reflect a sense of acceptance and resilience in the face of a breakup. The opening lines, 'Y qué si ya te vas, si tu pasión se terminó,' set the tone for the song, indicating that the speaker is ready to move on without bitterness or regret. The refusal to beg for love or curse the departing partner highlights a dignified approach to the end of a relationship.

The song draws a poignant parallel between love and music, suggesting that both are ephemeral and subject to an inevitable conclusion. 'Reproches para qué, si está el amor, si está el amor, sujeto a su final, igual, igual que una canción,' captures this sentiment beautifully. Just as a song can evoke a range of emotions but ultimately leaves a lingering sense of incompleteness, so too does love. This metaphor underscores the transient nature of both experiences, emphasizing that they are meant to be cherished while they last but not mourned indefinitely.

Benegas also touches on the idea of moving forward and finding new love. 'Y soñaré con otros ojos y otra voz, y en otros besos dejaré mi corazón,' suggests that the speaker is open to new possibilities and willing to invest emotionally in future relationships. The recurring line, 'Total y qué si ya te vas,' serves as a mantra of sorts, reinforcing the theme of acceptance and the inevitability of change. The song's melancholic yet hopeful tone resonates with anyone who has experienced the end of a meaningful relationship, offering solace and a reminder that life goes on.