Después De Ti, ¿Quién? Lyrics in English La Adictiva

Below, I translated the lyrics of the song Después De Ti, ¿Quién? by La Adictiva from Spanish to English.
You know how much I loved you, I showed you that
You saw me crying when we broke up
You turned around and in that moment I didn't recognize you
I wasn't that bad
I still don't understand why I lost you
I swear on my life that you surprised me
With your decision
For the time together
I think that I deserved an explanation
I didn't look for you anymore but I confess
That I didn't forget you
I didn't forget you
But that doesn't mean
That I'm going to get back with you
Even if you insist again
Maybe I'll get nervous if I see you
But it doesn't mean that I want you
I didn't forget you
But I'm in the process
It's not important anymore
If you didn't value what I am
I'm sure I'll be fine
Don't ask me anymore
After you, who?
Love, from nobody, and you? better nobody
I didn't forget you
But that doesn't mean
That I'm going to get back with you
Even if you insist again
Maybe I'll get nervous if I see you
But it doesn't mean that I want you
I didn't forget you
But I'm in the process
It's not important anymore
If you didn't value what I am
I'm sure I'll be fine
Don't ask me anymore
After you, who?
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SONG MEANING

La Adictiva turns heartbreak into empowerment in “Después De Ti, ¿Quién?”. The narrator begins by recalling how visibly and sincerely he loved his partner: he cried, pleaded, and never imagined losing her. Her cold departure left him stunned, and he feels he at least deserved an explanation. Although memories still linger, he makes it crystal clear that remembering someone is not the same as wanting them back.

As the chorus rings out, his question “Después de ti, ¿quién?” morphs from “Who could love me after you?” into “Why should I rush into anyone else at all?”. He admits he might feel a twinge of nerves if they cross paths, yet he refuses to sacrifice his self-respect for a reunion. In the end, the song celebrates personal growth: valuing oneself, accepting the pain, and trusting that life will be just fine without the person who failed to appreciate him.

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