Tengo Que Olvidarla

In 'Tengo Que Olvidarla,' Chili Fernández delves into the depths of heartbreak and the arduous journey of moving on from a lost love. The song opens with the singer expressing profound sadness upon seeing his former lover with someone else. This sight is a painful reminder of the love he once shared, and it triggers a wave of sorrow as he realizes that she no longer acknowledges him. The imagery of his heart being 'sunk in the sea of her love' poignantly captures the overwhelming nature of his emotions.

The chorus, with its repeated declaration 'Tengo que olvidarla' (I have to forget her), serves as both a mantra and a mission statement. The metaphor of breaking the 'cristal de amor' (crystal of love) suggests that his love was once pure and beautiful but now needs to be shattered to move forward. The singer resolves to walk and search until he finds passion in another woman, indicating a determination to heal and find new love despite the current pain.

As the song progresses, Fernández acknowledges that time will be a crucial ally in his healing process. He vows to help his heart slowly emerge from the 'sea of love' it is drowning in. The repetition of the need to forget and the commitment to fight and walk until he finds new passion underscores the resilience required to overcome heartbreak. The song beautifully encapsulates the universal experience of love lost and the hope for new beginnings, resonating deeply with anyone who has faced similar emotional struggles.