The song "Se Suponía" by Espinoza Paz is about the internal struggle after a breakup, and the conflicting emotions that arise when seeing the person you used to love with someone else. The lyrics express the initial intention of not crying or feeling hurt anymore, as it was supposed to be easier to move on. However, the pain is still deeply felt in the soul, making it uncertain if it can be endured. The song talks about the expectations of finding happiness again, with the belief that the cloudy skies would eventually clear and the sun would shine. But the singer admits that they were wrong in thinking they could ever love someone else the same way they loved their ex, and they want things to go back to what they once were. The lyrics also highlight the difficulty of moving forward, as the singer cannot deny the desire for the affection and kisses of their past love. They reflect on the mistakes they have made in making choices and regret not appreciating their partner while they were together. Now, seeing that they can no longer be together, the singer longs to go back and reconcile. Overall, the song portrays the internal struggle of trying to let go and move on after a breakup, but ultimately realizing the lingering love and desire to go back and fix the mistakes.
