Quiero Saber

In 'Quiero Saber,' Trinidad delves into the complexities of lingering emotions and unresolved desires in a past relationship. The song's repetitive chorus, 'Quiero saber si todavia queres, quiero saber si todavia sentis,' translates to 'I want to know if you still want, I want to know if you still feel.' This repetition underscores the singer's yearning for clarity and closure, as he questions whether his former lover still harbors the same intense feelings they once shared.

The lyrics paint vivid images of passionate moments, such as 'ese calor el que quemaba tu piel' ('that heat that burned your skin') and 'cuando en mi oido susurrabas que lo haga otra vez' ('when you whispered in my ear to do it again'). These lines evoke a sense of nostalgia and longing, as the singer reminisces about the physical and emotional intimacy they experienced together. The use of sensory language highlights the depth of their connection and the impact it had on him.

Trinidad also explores themes of jealousy and insecurity, as he wonders if his ex-partner has found solace in someone else's arms. Lines like 'quiero saber si has provado con otro' ('I want to know if you've tried with another') and 'quiero saber si es tan bueno ese amante' ('I want to know if that lover is so good') reveal his inner turmoil and desire for validation. The song captures the universal struggle of moving on from a significant relationship and the lingering questions that often accompany it.

'Quiero Saber' is a poignant exploration of love, loss, and the enduring power of memory. Trinidad's emotive delivery and evocative lyrics create a powerful narrative that resonates with anyone who has experienced the pain of a broken heart and the longing for answers that may never come.