Llorar

Aventura's song 'Llorar' delves into the emotional turmoil of a man reflecting on a past relationship that marked a significant turning point in his life. The lyrics express a sense of betrayal and pain, as the protagonist suspects that his former lover's declarations of love and longing are insincere. He is haunted by the memories of their intimacy, which was not only his first experience with love but also the moment he feels he was made into a man. The song captures the raw emotions of wanting to cry and scream due to the indelible mark left by this relationship.

The song also touches on societal perceptions of gender roles in relationships, particularly the stereotype that men are unfaithful and play with love. The protagonist challenges this notion by highlighting the pain men can experience when they are hurt by women, suggesting that the emotional impact is not gender-specific. He feels victimized by the double standard that labels men as 'dogs' whether they are faithful or not, and uses his own experience as an example to counter this stereotype.

In the final verses, the protagonist's tone shifts from sorrow to anger and defiance. He recounts how the relationship introduced him to the complexities of love and sexuality, but now he vows that he will never be played again. The song ends with a bitter wish for retribution, indicating that the scars left by this formative relationship have hardened his heart and outlook on love.