Quiero Decirte (Voglio Dirti) (part. Ana Mena)

Abraham Mateo's "Quiero Decirte (Voglio Dirti)," featuring Ana Mena, is a poignant exploration of regret and longing in the aftermath of a lost relationship. The song's lyrics convey a deep sense of remorse and yearning, as the narrator reflects on the mistakes that led to the separation. The opening lines set the tone, describing a home that feels like an inferno, symbolizing the emotional turmoil and emptiness left behind. The narrator admits to being a "masochist," allowing the loved one to leave, yet trembling at the thought of their absence.

Throughout the song, the narrator repeatedly expresses a desire to communicate their feelings, acknowledging the pain of missing the other person. The phrase "voglio dirti che lo sento" (I want to tell you that I feel it) is a recurring motif, emphasizing the urgency and sincerity of the narrator's emotions. Despite recognizing that the moment to reconcile may have passed, the narrator takes full responsibility for the situation, admitting that it is "solo colpa mia" (only my fault). This admission of guilt is a crucial aspect of the song, highlighting the introspective nature of the lyrics.

The imagery of a "night that sparkles in the eyes" adds a layer of melancholy beauty to the song, suggesting moments of reflection and clarity amidst the emotional chaos. The song captures the universal experience of longing for a second chance, grappling with the consequences of one's actions, and the hope that it might not be too late to make amends. Abraham Mateo and Ana Mena's collaboration brings these emotions to life, blending their voices to create a heartfelt and relatable narrative of love and loss.