"13 Preguntas" opens with an apology that does not quite know what it is apologising for: "Me quería disculpar, hice algo que no fue bien" [I wanted to apologise, I did something that wasn't right]. DELLAFUENTE admits he did it "sin pensar, o pensándote" [without thinking, or thinking of you], which is a lovely little wordplay, and then the relationship cools in front of us. The air "ya no baja tan caliente" [doesn't come down so warm anymore], and the hook "Bajan los grados y yo indignándome por ti" [the temperature drops and I'm getting worked up over you] turns the falling degrees into a thermometer for love.
Then come the questions. She doesn't answer ("No contestas" [you don't answer]), so he fires off a list that starts personal and drifts toward life in general: why some people "no les llega pa' la renta" [can't make rent], why "lo malo siempre es lo que cuenta" [the bad stuff is always what counts], why a wound that is "cura'o" [healed] still hurts. Watch the Andalusian speech: pa' is para, to' is todo, cura'o is curado. The outro is a shout-out to his home city, "La ciudad del encanto, Granada" [the city of charm, Granada], and the refrain "Y si no miro yo, ¿quién mirará por mí?" [and if I don't look out for myself, who will?] is the blunt answer to all thirteen questions.