“Tanto” is a passionate confession where Pablo Alborán mixes sensual imagery with heart-tugging regret. The narrator admits that he "owes" his lover deeply and, now that he is alone, realizes just how empty life feels without them. He begs for a slow rekindling—to learn how to touch, kiss, and love all over again—while playful lines like “Vamos a jugar a escondernos” invite a game of hide-and-seek that keeps romance exciting.
Beneath the tenderness lies raw vulnerability. He celebrates the partner who taught him honesty and stayed when others disappeared, yet he fears time slipping away. References to melting into kisses and fingertips on piano keys show how completely he wants to blend with the person he loves. “Tanto” is, at its core, a plea for a second chance, a blend of gratitude and desire that reminds us how powerful it is to admit our mistakes and fight for the love that still sets our hearts on fire.