Aitana’s “Berlín” turns a long-distance breakup into a pop confessional. The Spanish star sings from Madrid, wiping away a tear while her partner chases a new life in Berlin. She admits she never found the courage to talk things out, yet she cannot stop blaming him for the silence left behind. The chorus revolves around one craving: “quiero besarte, besarte y besarte.” Phone calls and emojis are no substitute for real kisses, and every hour of waiting “me jode” (it really bugs me).
The lyric swings between hope and resignation. She wonders whether Berlin will be the end or a chance to start over, but the old proverb “amor de lejos, felices los cuatro” hints that distance breeds temptation for four instead of two. With a danceable beat beneath raw admissions, “Berlín” captures that bittersweet moment when love, frustration, and the urge to move on all collide.