Cuando Quieras Verme

Los Temerarios Los Temerarios

A Heart Torn Between Love and Resentment

“Cuando Quieras Verme” by Los Temerarios is a poignant exploration of love, heartbreak, and the complex emotions that follow a breakup. The song's lyrics convey a deep sense of betrayal and the struggle to move on from a past relationship. The narrator begins by declaring that they no longer love their former partner and have moved on to new loves. This assertion of independence and emotional detachment is a common theme in songs about heartbreak, where the protagonist tries to convince themselves and others that they are over their past lover.

However, the song takes a turn as the narrator reflects on the past, acknowledging that their former partner was once very good to them. This admission reveals the lingering affection and the pain of betrayal that still haunts the narrator. The line “Te arrepentistes lo que es un hombre, pierdete ingrata, sin mi querer” (You regretted what a man is, lose yourself ungrateful, without my love) highlights the bitterness and resentment that have replaced the love that once existed.

The chorus, “Cuando quieras verme, no me busques” (When you want to see me, don’t look for me), encapsulates the internal conflict of the narrator. They express a desire to avoid the pain of seeing their former lover, who was once their “reina” (queen). The fear of rekindling old feelings and the sorrow of seeing their ex in tears underscores the emotional turmoil that accompanies the end of a significant relationship. This song beautifully captures the duality of wanting to move on while still being haunted by the memories of a past love.

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  1. Mi Alma Reclama
  2. Como Te Recuerdo
  3. Al Otro Lado Del Sol
  4. Como Tú
  5. Dejame Sonar
  6. Di Que Volverás
  7. Tú Me Vas a Llorar
  8. Sé Que Te Amo
  9. Las Botas De Charro
  10. He Intentado Tanto
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