“Nunca Debí Enamorarme” is a heartfelt confession in which Camela faces the painful aftermath of a love that can no longer be. From the very first line—“Nunca debí enamorarme” (“I should never have fallen in love”)—the singer admits regret while revealing how tough it is to live without her former partner. Even though her mind accepts that “lo nuestro se acabó” (“what we had is over”), her heart stubbornly refuses to move on, creating a tug-of-war between reason and emotion.
Throughout the song she pleads for distance: “Que no me vuelvas a llamar” (“Please don’t call me again”), begging her ex to stop fighting for a relationship that cannot be revived. Yet behind the firm words lies genuine sorrow, a nudo en la garganta (“lump in the throat”) that makes speaking almost impossible. The repeated chorus underscores both sides of the struggle: she knows forgetting is necessary, but every beat of her heart pulls her back. In the end, “Nunca Debí Enamorarme” captures the bittersweet moment when love lingers even after goodbye, turning regret and resilience into an anthem for anyone caught between holding on and letting go.