Esa Mujer

Silvestre Dangond's song 'Esa Mujer' is a poignant narrative of a man caught between the past and the present, struggling with the lingering feelings for a former lover while trying to move forward with someone new. The lyrics reveal a conversation where the protagonist is confronted by his current partner about his odd behavior and emotional distance. He is urged to be honest about what's troubling him, and the song unfolds as a confession of his inner turmoil.

The protagonist admits that he cannot continue to deceive his partner and must reveal the truth that is causing his strangeness. He confesses that he still loves and misses another woman, one he has never forgotten despite his efforts. This past love haunts him, affecting his dreams and emotions, and he feels trapped by the memories of what once was. The song captures the pain of being unable to let go of a past love and the guilt of not being fully present in a new relationship.

In a plea for understanding, the man asks his current partner for time and support to overcome his attachment to his past love. He expresses a desire to start anew, to write a 'new book' where the old love has died, symbolizing a fresh start. The recurring presence of the other woman in his life, even when he tries to escape, illustrates the difficulty of moving on from a deep emotional connection. 'Esa Mujer' is a testament to the complexities of love, memory, and the struggle to heal from a lost relationship.