Por Tu Culpa

Gèrard's song 'Por Tu Culpa' delves into the complex emotions surrounding self-identity and the impact of a past relationship. The recurring line, 'Tengo miedo a parecerme a ti' (I'm afraid of becoming like you), sets the tone for the entire song. It reflects a deep fear of losing oneself and becoming someone they despise. This fear is compounded by the desire to love oneself as much as they once loved the other person, indicating a struggle with self-worth and self-acceptance.

The lyrics also touch on the pain of pretending when others mention the person from the past. The line 'Me hiere, me hiere fingir cuando me hablan de ti' (It hurts, it hurts to pretend when they talk about you) reveals the emotional toll of maintaining a facade. The phrase 'Por tu culpa ya no sé volver a mí' (Because of you, I no longer know how to return to myself) underscores the profound impact this relationship has had on the singer's sense of self.

The song's narrative includes a brief but intense summer romance that slipped away, likened to losing a euro in the sofa. This metaphor highlights the fleeting and uncontrollable nature of the relationship. The frustration and confusion are palpable in lines like 'Mientes más que hablas' (You lie more than you talk) and 'No sé lo que hay que hacer' (I don't know what to do), emphasizing the emotional chaos left in the wake of the relationship. Gèrard's poignant lyrics and emotive delivery make 'Por Tu Culpa' a powerful exploration of the struggle to reclaim one's identity after a tumultuous relationship.