Si Tu Quisieras

La Unión's song 'Si Tu Quisieras' delves into the emotional turmoil of unrequited love and the longing for a second chance. The lyrics express a deep yearning for the other person to see the singer's true feelings and give their relationship another try. The repeated phrase 'Si tu quisieras' (If you wanted) underscores the conditional nature of the singer's hope, suggesting that the power to mend their broken hearts lies solely in the hands of the other person.

The song's narrative is filled with a sense of desperation and vulnerability. The singer admits to struggling with the reality that their love interest has moved on and believes it is better for them not to see each other again. This sentiment is poignantly captured in lines like 'Me cuesta creer que tu ya estés de vuelta y que es mejor no volvernos a ver' (I find it hard to believe that you are back and that it's better not to see each other again). The repeated mention of 'corazones rotos' (broken hearts) highlights the emotional pain and the potential for healing if only the other person were willing to try again.

La Unión, known for their emotive and often melancholic musical style, uses this song to explore themes of love, loss, and the hope for reconciliation. The lyrics suggest that the relationship's failure is not due to a lack of love but rather a lack of willingness to give it another chance. The question '¿Que no tienes corazón?' (Don't you have a heart?) serves as a poignant plea, emphasizing the singer's frustration and sorrow over the unreciprocated feelings. Through 'Si Tu Quisieras,' La Unión captures the universal experience of heartache and the longing for what could have been.