Reclamos translates to "complaints" or "demands." While it can refer to formal claims, in a romantic context, it often means the grievances or reproaches one partner might have against another.
In this song, the singer expresses a desire to give all his love "sin reclamos" (without complaints or demands) if his lost love were to return. This highlights a willingness to forgive and love unconditionally, making it a poignant and relatable word in the context of a past relationship.
Zacarías Ferreira’s “No Sé Si Fue Bueno O Fue Mal” is a heartbreak song built around one painful question: was loving her a good thing or a mistake? The singer says he loved her with all his soul and gave her all his affection, but she left him alone with his pain. He remembers when she promised, “Soy tuyo, tómalo todo” [I am yours, take everything], so he believed their love would last forever. Now he admits, “No sé si fue bueno o fue mal haberte querido” [I don’t know if loving you was good or bad]. The answer is still out of reach, but one fact remains: “Contigo fue que conocí el amor” [With you, I was the one who learned what love was].
The song also points to the lie that helped break them apart: “El amor no vive con la mentira” [Love does not live with lies]. Even after saying goodbye, he cannot push her from his memory. He imagines that she might return, and says he would give her all his love again without complaints, asking only that she try to be his. That is a very honest, almost reckless wish. He knows the relationship hurt him, yet he still treasures it because it was where he first discovered love.