Si Hubieras Querido

Pablo Alborán Pablo Alborán

The Heartache of Unrequited Love in 'Si Hubieras Querido'

Pablo Alborán's 'Si Hubieras Querido' is a poignant ballad that delves into the pain of unrequited love and the end of a relationship. The song's title, which translates to 'If You Had Wanted,' sets the tone for a narrative of longing and what-ifs. Alborán's emotive voice carries the weight of heartbreak as he reflects on the love that once was and the future that could have been.

The lyrics express the difficulty of saying goodbye and the desire to remain friends despite the deep connection that once existed. Alborán sings about the shared experiences and the 'universes' the couple created together, highlighting the depth of their bond. The recurring theme of 'if you had wanted' suggests a sense of regret and the idea that the singer would have done anything for his love, had the feelings been mutual. The imagery of walking barefoot in the cold is a metaphor for the lengths he would have gone to for the relationship.

The song also touches on the concept of destiny, suggesting that perhaps the couple was meant to be apart. This realization brings a sense of clarity to the singer, even as he grapples with the pain of their love turning into memories. The mention of envy from others who witnessed their love contrasts sharply with the current state of loss, emphasizing the transformation from a once-enviable relationship to a solitary struggle with the remnants of the past.

Share on social media Share as link
  1. Pasos de Cero
  2. Saturno
  3. Dónde Está El Amor (part. Jesse & Joy)
  4. Dónde Está El Amor
  5. Inséparables (part. Zaz)
  6. Ne M'oublie Pas
  7. Tabú
  8. Amigos (part. Maria Becerra)
  9. Prometo
  10. Peces de Ciudad
View all Pablo Alborán songs

Most popular topics in Pablo Alborán songs

Related artists

  1. Malú
    Malú
  2. Abraham Mateo
    Abraham Mateo
  3. Chayanne
    Chayanne
  4. Camila
    Camila
  5. Alejandro Sanz
    Alejandro Sanz
  6. Ricardo Arjona
    Ricardo Arjona
  7. David Bisbal
    David Bisbal
  8. Carlos Rivera
    Carlos Rivera