The song "Adiós" by Jesse & Joy is about the pain of being separated from someone you love and eventually having to say goodbye. It talks about the hurt of not having that person close, not being able to hear their voice, and feeling their absence. The lyrics suggest that it hurts even more to let go and say goodbye. The song compares this pain to a slow death, where memories of the past relationship linger and the feeling of love slowly fades away. The chorus repeats the word "miseria" (misery), illustrating the melancholy and longing the protagonist feels while waiting for their loved one. The lyrics express a desire to be with the person, willing to do anything to feel their heartbeat again. It also presents the fear of rejection, where the protagonist would rather break themselves in two if the loved one were to reject them than continue living with the pain of their absence. Overall, the song showcases the emotional struggle of trying to move on from a past love. Despite the pain, the singer ultimately chooses to say goodbye, acknowledging that it hurts to let go, but it's necessary for their own well-being. The repetition of "Prefiero decirte adiós" (I prefer to say goodbye) emphasizes their resolve to move forward and find closure.
