Capaz translates to "perhaps" or "maybe." While it might seem like a common word, its repeated use in this song creates a unique and intriguing narrative.
The artist uses Capaz to explore the uncertainty and 'what ifs' of a relationship. He sings, "Y capaz no funcionamos, Capaz nos dimos la mano, Capaz nos fuimos temprano," which means, "And maybe we didn't work out, Maybe we held hands, Maybe we left too early." This repetition emphasizes a sense of reflection and speculation about a past connection, making it a central theme of the song.
This song is all about the uncertainty of a relationship that feels amazing in the moment but might not have a future. The singer questions how long it could last, even though the physical connection is undeniable. He describes nights turning into mornings where "Las horas se hicieron cortas" (The hours became short), and time just flies by.
He's caught between wanting to move on and being completely drawn in. He admits, "Quería olvidarte, no lo logré, pero casi" (I wanted to forget you, I didn't succeed, but almost), which is such a relatable and honest line. The chorus is a big pile of 'what ifs'. He repeats the word "Capaz" (Maybe), wondering if they just don't work as a couple, or if they gave up too soon when they both wanted to stay. It's a song for anyone who's ever been in a situation that's too good to let go of, but too complicated to fully commit to, leaving them asking, "¿Cómo esto va a terminar?" (How is this going to end?).