Nico Hernandez's "Enséñame a Olvidar" is a heartfelt plea from someone grappling with the pain of a lost love. He dreams of losing his love, only to wake up and realize it's true: "era un sueño que te perdí que en verdad yo no te tengo" [it was a dream that I lost you, that in truth I don't have you]. He wishes he could just close his eyes and start over, wondering if it's even possible to forget the passionate romance they shared. He admits, "dudo mucho mi amor es como ver un pez del mar poder volar" [I very much doubt, my love, it's like seeing a fish from the sea being able to fly], emphasizing how impossible it feels to forget her, even if he stopped loving her.
The singer feels utterly lost because his former lover taught him everything about love but left him without the tools to move on. He desperately asks, "si no me enseñaste a creer también enséñame olvidar esto que siento" [if you taught me to believe, also teach me to forget this I feel]. He carries the "marca de tus besos" [mark of your kisses] and sees the "fruto de este amor" [fruit of this love], which makes forgetting even harder. He's suffering because he learned to love by her side, and now he needs her to teach him how to unlearn it all.