Presentía is a form of the verb presentir, meaning "to have a premonition" or "to sense" something before it happens. It's a poetic word that describes a gut feeling or intuition, often about something negative.
In this emotional ballad, the singer expresses her deep regret, singing "...yo lo presentía / Que te irías para siempre de mi lado" (...I sensed / That you would leave my side forever). This word reveals her tragic foresight, the heartbreaking intuition that she was always destined to lose her love, which makes her sorrow even more profound.
Argentina's Pimpinela delivers pure theatrical heartbreak in "LLORO", and it hits hard because it skips all excuses. The singer admits upfront that the breakup is entirely her own fault. She straight-up confesses, "Me siento cobarde por no estar contigo" ("I feel like a coward for not being with you") and "Tuve miedo a quererte" ("I was afraid to love you"). Because fear made her pull away, she is now stuck in total limbo, singing that her life is frozen: "Mí vida está en pausa desde que te fuiste" ("My life is on pause since you left"). It is blunt, melodramatic pop at its finest.
The details are what make the grief sting so much. Instead of moving on, she calls out into an empty room—"lloro cuando digo tu nombre y nadie responde" ("I cry when I say your name and nobody answers")—and literally falls asleep clutching his left-behind clothes: "abrazada a tu ropa recordando todo" ("hugging your clothes, remembering everything"). The song switches between first-person regret and an outside commentary on her tears ("Y llora / Porque no se dio cuenta..." ["And she cries / Because she didn't realize..."]), driving home the ultimate tragedy: she only learned how to dream again after losing the person who showed her how.