Acostumbrarme means 'to get used to' or 'to accustom myself'. It's a reflective verb that speaks to the process of adapting to a new reality, often a difficult one.
In the context of "Amor A Distancia," the singer uses this word to express the painful resignation of having to get used to missing someone who is far away. It highlights the emotional struggle of accepting a long-distance relationship and the longing that comes with it, making it a poignant and relatable word for anyone who has experienced similar feelings.
Have you ever been in love with someone far away? Yami Safdie and Lucauy totally get it in "Amor A Distancia" [Love at a Distance]. This song is all about that ache when the person who can fix everything is "a kilómetros en otra parte" [kilometers away somewhere else]. It's that feeling when calling them just isn't enough anymore, and it hurts just to think about them.
The lyrics really hit home, asking, "¿qué se hace?" [what do you do?] when you're dying to go find them but all you can do is get used to missing them and not being able to touch them. There's even a moment where the singer admits to getting a "diploma como el más idiota" [diploma as the biggest idiot] for getting their hopes up about taking someone to Italy, only for that person to be kissing someone else now. Ouch! It's a relatable song about the pain of a love that's just out of reach, and the struggle to move on.