Comerá is the future tense of the verb comer, which literally means "to eat". So, comerá translates to "it will eat".
In this classic ballad, Enrique Iglesias uses this word in a powerful and dramatic metaphor: "El dolor me comerá" (The pain will eat me). He's not talking about literal hunger, but about being completely consumed and overwhelmed by the emotional pain of his lover leaving. This striking imagery makes it a very memorable line.
Get ready to dive into a sea of emotion! In this passionate pop ballad, Spanish superstar Enrique Iglesias begs his lover to stay, repeating the title phrase Si tú te vas ("If you leave") like a trembling heartbeat. He swears that her departure would steal his heart, drain his courage, and flood his world with tears big enough to swim across.
Throughout the song he imagines the terrifying moment when she might walk away for good, and the fear feels larger than life. Every lyric circles the same desperate plea: life without her simply isn’t life at all. Wrapped in an irresistible melody, Enrique’s words turn heartbreak into an epic drama, reminding us how overwhelming love can be when it hangs in the balance.