Abismo translates directly to "abyss" or "chasm". It's a dramatic and evocative word that immediately conjures a sense of deep despair or a seemingly bottomless pit.
In this song, Willie Gonzalez uses "abismo" metaphorically to describe the profound emotional low he experienced after a difficult relationship. He sings, "Levantarme del abismo donde me dejaste" (To rise from the abyss where you left me), powerfully conveying the depth of his past suffering and his journey towards recovery.
"Podré" ("I Will Be Able") is a song about moving on after a painful breakup. The singer decides the time has come to stop lying to himself and let go of a relationship that only brought lies, disappointment, and wasted years.
Instead of dwelling on what he lost, he promises himself he can heal: he will pick himself up from the abyss she left him in, chase the happiness he set aside, and eventually love again. The repeated line "Podré" (I will be able) becomes his mantra of self-belief.
By the end, he turns the tables, telling her she is the one who will end up alone while he moves forward with someone who truly knows how to love him.