Juan Fernando Fonseca is a Colombian singer. His most famous song is "Te ma… Read Full Bio ↴Juan Fernando Fonseca is a Colombian singer. His most famous song is "Te mando flores". He started making music at the age of 5 and by the age of 12 he had already sold 500 copies of his first song. In the year 2002 he released his album named "Fonseca" and the most important songs from that CD were: "Noches de carnaval", "Sueño", "Confiésame" and "Magangué". This lead him to perform with Shakira, Juanes and Carlos Vives, all Colombian singers like him. In 2005 he released his second CD named "Corazón" with Colombian sounds and his biggest success "Te mando flores" which was number 1 in Colombia for 15 weeks, and gave him a Latin Grammy in 2006 in the 'Best Tropical Song' category.

In 2008 he released his third album "Gratitud" which includes songs like "Enrédame" and "Arroyito" already hits in latinamerican radio stations.

Sigo Aquí Cantando
Fonseca Lyrics

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Creo que te me estas saliendo
Ojalá esta vez sea cierto
Cómo hago pa' no llamarte
Cómo hago pa' no encontrarte
Cómo hago pa' no olvidarte

El teléfono me mira callado y me dice siga
Sus presentimientos voy a cortar mis impulsos

Mucho daño me han hecho voy a cerrar la puerta
Y yo sigo aquí cantando pero yo sigo aquí cantando

Cuántas veces he llorado
Jurando ya no quererte
Yo no es que quiera olvidarte,
Sólo seguir con mi vida sin tanto remordimiento

El teléfono me mira callado y me dice siga
Sus presentimientos voy a cortar mis impulsos
Mucho daño me han hecho voy a cerrar la puerta
Y yo sigo aquí cantando pero yo sigo aquí cantando

Salta y avísame si piensas caerte a mi lado,
Que yo salgo corriendo no es fácil también a ti te duele
Acepto que no es culpa de nadie

Fantasmas que no quieren dejarnos
Confieso que prefiero olvidarlo
Sólo sé que hagas lo que tú hagas yo estaré callado

Y yo sigo aquí cantando

Pero yo sigo aquí cantando
Y yo sigo aquí cantando

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Fonseca’s song “Sigo Aquí Cantando” is the representation of the pain and struggles of moving on from a past relationship. The song talks about how the singer still feels attached to their ex-partner despite their decision to move on. The song starts with the singer expressing doubt whether their ex-partner is leaving them for good this time. They question themselves on how they can stop thinking about their ex-partner, how they cannot contact them or meet them, and how they can forget them entirely.

The lyrics then shift to the internal battle that the singer is facing. They hear their phone ringing but choose to ignore their impulses to answer it. The singer decides to cut all ties with their ex-partner after the damage that has been done. However, they reveal that they have not entirely moved on as they are still singing about their pain and struggles. The singer talks about the past and how they have cried numerous times in the hopes of forgetting their ex-partner. They reveal that they do not want to forget their ex-partner entirely, but they want to move on with their life without regret. The song ends with the singer declaring that they will always be there quietly, even if their ex-partner moves on.

Overall, the lyrics of “Sigo Aquí Cantando” showcase the pain, regret, and struggle that come with the process of moving on from a past relationship.

Line by Line Meaning

Creo que te me estas saliendo
I think you are slipping away from me

Ojalá esta vez sea cierto
I hope this time it's true

Cómo hago pa' no llamarte
How can I prevent myself from calling you?

Cómo hago pa' no encontrarte
How can I avoid running into you?

Cómo hago pa' no olvidarte
How can I keep myself from forgetting you?

El teléfono me mira callado y me dice siga
The phone looks at me silently and tells me to keep going

Sus presentimientos voy a cortar mis impulsos
I will cut off my impulses against her feelings

Mucho daño me han hecho voy a cerrar la puerta
I've been hurt too much, I'm going to close the door

Y yo sigo aquí cantando pero yo sigo aquí cantando
And I keep singing, but I keep singing

Cuántas veces he llorado
How many times have I cried