“Tan Fácil Que Era” invites us into Alex Fernández’s candid post-breakup reflection. Over a smooth, guitar-driven beat, the Spanish crooner wonders why his ex could not have simply said “no” from the start. Honesty would have been so much easier, he argues, than letting jealousy and a “pésima actitud” poison what might have become real love.
Rather than wallow, Alex turns the tables. He admits he “lost time,” yet reminds his former partner that she lost someone who “lo daba todo por ti.” The true culprit is not fate, but immaturity—the childish insecurities that ruined something promising before it ever had a chance. In the end, he shrugs off the breakup with bittersweet wisdom: losing someone who was never fully present is no loss at all.