Colapso Lyrics in English by Kevin Kaarl

Colapso literally translates to "collapse" or "breakdown". It's a strong and evocative word that captures a moment of intense emotional or mental failure.

In the song, the lyric "Solo fue un colapso" (It was just a collapse) refers to a temporary emotional breakdown or a difficult period in a relationship. It suggests that the struggles are not permanent, offering a glimmer of hope that things might improve, even if the outcome for the singer is uncertain.

Have you ever felt completely stuck after a breakup? That's the feeling at the heart of Kevin Kaarl's song "Colapso." The singer starts in a really low place, waking up from a dream where his ex came back and everything was better. He feels so hopeless that he asks for help, singing, "Dios, dame fuerza, que ya me voy a rendir" (God, give me strength, because I'm going to give up). He feels stranded and is even starting to doubt if she ever loved him in the first place.

But then, the song does something really cool. It feels like he starts talking to himself, trying to find a way out of the sadness. This voice tells him, "Solo fue un colapso" (It was just a collapse) and that she will shine again, even if it's not with him. It's a moment of trying to be mature and wish her well. But that feeling doesn't last. He immediately asks, "¿Y qué hay de mí? / Yo también quiero ser feliz" (And what about me? / I want to be happy too), before ending the song by repeating over and over that he's still there for her. It's a perfect picture of the messy, back-and-forth feelings of heartbreak.