Problema Mío Lyrics in English by Andrés Cepeda

Below, I translated the lyrics of the song Problema Mío by Andrés Cepeda from Spanish to English.
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Where's the one that made me fall in love?
The one that got over her past?
Because today I look at you, but you're not you
Today I hear you, but it's not your voice
Maybe tomorrow the sun will surprise you
And waking up without me you'll understand
When the spite talks to you about me
You'll see that I didn't lie to you
When you miss the one that never fails to answer your call
When you think of me in your frozen bed
When you want to look for me and fix what you've lost
It'll be too late for you and it won't be my problem
When you miss the one that never fails to answer your call
When you think of me in your frozen bed
When you want to look for me and fix what you've lost
It'll be too late for you and it won't be my problem
It'll be your problem
Your ego and your damn pride
If one truly loves, one knows how to forgive
Nothing comes between you and me
You can pretend, but I know that look
When the pillow talks to you about me
You'll see that I didn't lie to you
When you miss the one that never fails to answer your call
When you think of me in your frozen bed
When you want to look for me and fix what you've lost
It'll be too late for you and it won't be my problem
When you miss the one that never fails to answer your call
When you think of me in your frozen bed
When you want to look for me and fix what you've lost
It'll be too late for you and it won't be my problem
Lara-ra-ra-na
Lara-ra-ra-na
Lara-ra-ra-na
It'll already be too late and it won't be my problem
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despecho — spite / resentment / heartbreak

Despecho is a rich Spanish word that encompasses a mix of emotions like spite, resentment, and heartbreak, often stemming from unrequited love or a romantic betrayal.

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Andrés Cepeda spends this song talking to someone who is standing right in front of him and is already gone: "Porque hoy te miro, pero no eres tú" (Because today I look at you, but you're not you), "Hoy te escucho, pero no es tu voz" (Today I hear you, but it's not your voice). What follows is a countdown. Each line of the chorus opens on cuando, when. When she misses "quien no falte a tu llamada" (the one who never fails to answer your call). When she thinks of him in "tu cama congelada" (your frozen bed). When she wants to come looking and repair what she lost. Every one of them lands on the same answer: "Te será muy tarde y no será problema mío" (It'll be too late for you and it won't be my problem).

The title carries the argument, and the bridge names who is left holding the bill: "Será problema tuyo / Tu ego y tu maldito orgullo" (It'll be your problem / Your ego and your damn pride). The one piece of advice he offers is aimed straight at that pride, "Si se ama de verdad, se sabe perdonar" (If one truly loves, one knows how to forgive), and it changes nothing. The song closes on three bars of wordless "Lara-ra-ra-na" and one last "Ya será muy tarde" (It'll already be too late).

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