¿Y Quién Puede Ser?

The speaker notices that his partner seems thoughtful, distant, and uneasy around him. She avoids his gaze, pulls away when he embraces her, and sometimes hesitates when trying to say his name. These changes make him fear that her feelings have shifted. The repeated questions show his growing insecurity: he wonders whether someone else has taken his place in her heart.

Several images suggest distance without directly explaining its cause. Her avoiding his eyes is described as if they might “give her away,” implying that her face could reveal a hidden feeling or secret. The phrase “borrado de su corazón” (“erased me from her heart”) turns lost affection into an image of being removed from memory. His broken dreams suggest that he had hoped their closeness would continue, though the lyrics do not say exactly what future he imagined.

The song presents the speaker’s suspicions, not proof of betrayal. Her behavior might point to another person, as he fears, but it could also reflect an unspoken problem or a change he cannot understand. His repeated question—who could love her more than he does?—sounds devoted, yet also reveals jealousy and a need for reassurance. The uncertainty is central: he senses something is wrong, but cannot know why.