Amargura translates to "bitterness". It's a strong emotional word that stands out in the lyrics, describing a deep feeling of resentment or sorrow.
In the song, the singer talks about trying to "guardar la cordura de tratarlo con amargura" (keep sanity from treating it with bitterness). This suggests a struggle to overcome negative feelings after a breakup, making it a poignant and relatable word for many listeners.
La Fiera De Ojinaga brings us a song about a love that's clearly not over, at least not for one person! Our singer is convinced their ex still has feelings, even if they're trying to hide them. They've seen a tear fall from their ex's eye and can tell they're suffering. It's a bold declaration, with lines like "reconoce que me amas" [recognize that you love me] and "reconoce que me extrañas" [recognize that you miss me].
It's all about that feeling when you know someone still cares, despite their new relationship. The singer insists that "sin mí en tu vida ya no hay nada" [without me in your life there is nothing] and that their ex isn't happy with their new love. It's a confident, almost defiant, plea for their ex to admit the truth about their lingering feelings. You can really feel the longing and the certainty in the singer's voice!