Empiezo A Recordarte Lyrics in English Mónica Naranjo

Below, I translated the lyrics of the song Empiezo A Recordarte by Mónica Naranjo from Spanish to English.
Verse 1
A goodbye took away
The happiest years of my life
Verse 1
Leaving my soul sad and cold
Going back to loneliness
And to think about how you'll be
Verse 1
I can't forget you
Your absence is something
That has me wounded
Verse 1
The night is long and my body misses
Loving you again
Like I already did yesterday
Chorus 1
Today without you
I start to remember you
I start to lament
Chorus 1
Like I already did yesterday
Like I already did yesterday
Verse 2
I can't laugh anymore
You don't know how many days
I've cried for you
For not having you anymore
In my arms
Nor kissing your mouth anymore
And nor feeling your fire now
I just don't know how to live like this
You were everything to me
I long to see you to
Talk to you about everything
I want to call you and whisper
I love you
Like I loved you yesterday
Like I already did yesterday
Today without you
I start to remember you
I start to lament
Like I already did yesterday
Like I already did yesterday
Today without you
I start to remember you
I start to lament
Like I already did yesterday
Like I already did yesterday
I'll be back
Lyrics and Translations Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
Did you like these lyrics?
SONG MEANING

Mónica Naranjo invites us into a cinematic break-up scene where a single adiós snatches away “the happiest years” of her life. The singer is left pacing through long, sleepless nights, her alma triste y fría (sad and cold soul) replaying memories like black-and-white film reels. Each line drips with classic Spanish melodrama: she can’t laugh, she can’t forget, and her body still “misses loving you the way I did yesterday.” The chorus, “Hoy sin ti, empiezo a recordarte” (“Today without you, I’m beginning to remember you”), captures that bittersweet moment when memories feel more vivid than the present.

Yet the song isn’t just a lament. Hidden inside the sorrow is a spark of determination: “Volveré” (“I will return”). Naranjo’s soaring vocals turn raw regret into a power ballad about refusing to let love fade quietly. By the final note, listeners feel both the ache of lost passion and a bold promise to reignite it. Expect intense emotion, poetic imagery, and a reminder that remembering can be the first step toward loving again.

Did you know?
In addition to reading lyric translations, you can now learn Spanish with music and lyrics from your favorite artists.
No more boring lessons. You can now learn with engaging and culturally relevant lyrics from the best artists.
LEARN SPANISH WITH MUSIC
Learn Spanish with music with 7237 lyric translations from various artists including Mónica Naranjo
Get our free guide to learn Spanish with music!
Join 49465 learners. Unsubscribe any time.
Google
Learn Spanish with lessons based on similar songs!
Get it on Google Play
Download on the App Store
Apple and App Store are trademarks of Apple Inc.
Google Play and the Google Play logo are trademarks of Google LLC.
MORE MÓNICA NARANJO