Dejate Amar

Sebastián Yatra's 'Déjate Amar' delves into the complexities and emotional turbulence of a romantic relationship that has lost its initial charm. The song begins by highlighting the contrast between the early stages of the relationship, which were beautiful and uncomplicated, and the present, where things have become difficult. Yatra expresses his frustration with his partner's inability to move past old wounds, which hinders their ability to be fully present in the relationship. This sentiment is encapsulated in the lines, 'Cuando quiero estar a tu lado, tú recuerdas el pasado, lo que nunca has superado,' indicating that unresolved issues from the past are a significant barrier to their happiness.

The chorus, 'Déjate amar, lo haré hasta el final, pero si no lo permites, ya no puedo continuar,' serves as a heartfelt plea for his partner to allow herself to be loved. Yatra is willing to give his all, but he acknowledges that he cannot continue if his love is not reciprocated. This highlights a common struggle in relationships where one partner feels they are giving more than they are receiving, leading to feelings of unfulfillment and confusion. The repetition of 'me siento perdido' underscores his sense of being lost and uncertain about how to proceed, torn between wanting to stay and feeling the need to leave.

The song also touches on the theme of mutual mistakes and the difficulty of feeling undervalued. Yatra admits that both partners have made errors, but he finds it hard to cope with not being appreciated. This is evident in the lines, 'Ambos hemos cometido errores, pero es difícil que no me valores.' The song's emotional climax comes when Yatra reflects on how he has made his partner a priority, often at the expense of his own well-being. He yearns for a mutual effort to fight for their relationship, as expressed in, 'Depender de ti, a menos que seamos los dos, luchando por lo nuestro y sientas lo que siento.' Ultimately, 'Déjate Amar' is a poignant exploration of love's challenges, the need for mutual effort, and the pain of unreciprocated affection.