Los Abrazos Rotos is a heartfelt duet where Amaia Montero and Álex Ubago look back on a love story that was once blazing hot and is now reduced to fragile ashes. The singers weave memories of wild nights, fiery passion, and whispered promises, then contrast them with the emptiness that follows a breakup. Their voices trade lines like bittersweet souvenirs, admitting that although the relationship is broken, the magnetic pull of one last embrace still feels irresistible.
At its core, the song captures that confusing moment when you know there is nothing left to fix yet you are still desperate for one more spark. The chorus pleads for a hug that can momentarily erase sorrow: “¿De qué me sirven las promesas si con que me toques ya me vuelvo loca?” It is a mix of nostalgia, longing, and acceptance, reminding listeners that love can be both intoxicating and painful, and that even shattered hugs can leave unforgettable marks on the heart.