‘La Cura’ invites us into the raw moment when love has already slipped away, yet the goodbye still hangs in the air. Blas Cantó sings from the perspective of someone who has stopped feeling the spark, but who deeply respects the memories they built together. He thanks his partner for the years they were a “star in the sea,” yet confesses that every caress now reopens wounds he hoped were healed. Instead of clinging to false hope, he asks for an extreme remedy: “Hate me with madness… erase me from your mind.” For him, anger is the quickest cure, a wave strong enough to carry them out of the painful limbo between lovers and strangers.
At its core, the song is about choosing honesty over comfort and freedom over nostalgia. The imagery of tides, distance in their home, and a longing to see the other person “navigate” away paints heartbreak as both an ocean and an escape route. By urging his partner to let resentment replace romance, Blas Cantó acknowledges that sometimes the cleanest break — even if it hurts — is the only path toward healing and new beginnings.