Synopsis

In a late-night cafeteria, Jumbo perform around a solitary customer while the setting turns the song's uncertain romance into a deadpan vignette. The protagonist moves through the diner, surrounded by waitstaff, tables, and the casually observed activity of the room, as the band plays amid the action. The video favors loose, natural performances over a conventional love-story plot, matching lyrics about affection that feels present one day and absent the next.

Factoids & Trivia

• Two separate videos were made for "Siento Que." The other version follows a day in the life of a pair of slippers, presenting events from the footwear's perspective.

• The cafeteria version was filmed at Restaurant Al, a well-known 24-hour diner in Monterrey.

• The band described the performances as deliberately natural and spontaneous, reflecting their inexperience as actors rather than presenting them as polished screen performers.

• "Siento Que" appeared on Jumbo's 1999 debut album, "Restaurant," alongside "Monotransistor," "Aqui," and "Fotografia."

• The video was nominated for Video de la Gente at the 2000 MTV Video Music Awards, helping establish Jumbo beyond Monterrey's emerging Avanzada Regia scene.