Sin querer

In 'Sin querer,' Myriam Hernández delves into themes of empowerment, self-discovery, and emotional resilience. The song's lyrics reflect a journey of overcoming a past relationship that was once significant but ultimately detrimental. Hernández begins by rejecting the notion that she was unaware of the depth of her past love, emphasizing that she does not want to hear others' opinions about her relationship. This sets the stage for a narrative of reclaiming her own story and truth.

The metaphor of being 'ala quebrada que aprendió a volar' (a broken wing that learned to fly) is particularly poignant. It symbolizes her transformation from a state of vulnerability to one of strength and independence. This imagery suggests that despite the pain and challenges she faced, she has emerged stronger and more self-assured. The repeated refrain 'No dejaré' (I won't let) underscores her determination to protect her heart and not allow herself to be hurt again 'sin querer' (unintentionally).

Hernández also touches on the idea of erasing the past and moving forward. She speaks of no longer feeling that her former lover is a part of her, indicating a successful emotional detachment. This is further reinforced by her declaration that she has erased his 'huellas' (footprints) from her skin. The song ultimately conveys a powerful message of self-empowerment, as Hernández asserts her newfound identity and strength, free from the shadows of her past relationship.