Superarte comes from the verb superar, meaning "to overcome" or "to get over." In this context, it refers to overcoming a person or a difficult situation.
In the song, the artist sings, "Tengo que superarte" (I have to get over you), expressing the painful but necessary decision to move past a relationship that is causing hurt. It's a relatable and emotionally charged word that captures the essence of heartbreak and resilience.
La Fiera De Ojinaga's "Ya No Te Quiero Querer" is a powerful anthem about moving on from a painful relationship. The singer is absolutely fed up, declaring, "ya no siento emoción es mi corazón" [I no longer feel emotion in my heart]. It's a blunt admission that their world has been turned upside down, "mi mundo está al revés" [my world is upside down], and they've been too comfortable in their ex's arms.
But this isn't a song of defeat! It's about taking back control. The singer is determined to win this battle, stating, "voy a ganar y esta batalla yo vuelo a la victoria" [I'm going to win this battle, I fly to victory]. They're tired of the hurt and the feeling that they're wasting their time, "hasta siento que estoy perdiendo el tiempo tanto más que a ti" [I even feel like I'm wasting more time than you]. This song is all about finding the strength to say goodbye to what hurts and looking forward to a brighter future.