Caudaloso describes a river that is full and flowing powerfully, carrying a large volume of water. It is a more descriptive, almost poetic word than simply saying a river is "big" or "strong."
In the line "Caudaloso pero en sequía" ("Mighty but in drought"), the word creates a striking contrast: a river built to be powerful is instead running dry, mirroring a person who feels empty despite their outward strength.
Have you ever made a big mistake in a relationship? In "No Soy Tan Fuerte," which means "I'm Not That Strong," Yelsid sings about exactly that. He's looking back at old photos and remembering all the good times with his ex. He confesses that leaving her was an "absurd decision" and he was a "fool" for letting her go. The whole song is a heartfelt apology, admitting that he isn't as tough as he thought he was.
The singer uses powerful images to describe his pain. He feels like:
He admits he has a "lump in his throat" and is terrified she will reject him. After acting strong and deciding to leave, he's now come back "surrendered at her feet," asking for forgiveness and admitting he doesn't know how to live without her.