Lo más dificil

Omar Geles' song "Lo más difícil" delves deep into the emotional turmoil of seeing a former lover move on with someone else. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a man who is struggling to cope with the end of a relationship, not just because it has ended, but because he is constantly confronted with reminders of his ex-partner's new life. The song opens with the protagonist deciding to leave the city because every corner holds a memory of his lost love, making it impossible for him to find peace.

The chorus emphasizes the difference between knowing that the relationship is over and the pain of witnessing his ex with someone else. The repeated lines, "lo difícil es mirarte en otros brazos" (the difficult part is seeing you in someone else's arms) and "lo terrible es ver como te dan un beso" (the terrible part is seeing how they kiss you), highlight the protagonist's agony. This emotional conflict is further intensified by everyday encounters, such as seeing his ex at the supermarket, which makes the pain inescapable.

Geles also touches on the futility of his efforts to keep the relationship alive, mentioning how he bought roses and left notes for his beloved, only to find that it was all in vain. The song captures the essence of heartbreak, not just through the loss of love but through the constant, painful reminders of what once was. The lyrics convey a sense of helplessness and despair, as the protagonist grapples with the reality that his life has changed irrevocably since his partner left.

The song's emotional depth is enhanced by Geles' musical style, which often blends traditional vallenato with contemporary elements, creating a poignant backdrop for the heartfelt lyrics. This combination makes "Lo más difícil" a powerful exploration of love, loss, and the struggle to move on.