Ya se Va

In 'Ya se Va,' 3 Vallejo delves into the heart-wrenching experience of losing a loved one due to betrayal. The song opens with the acknowledgment that the woman is leaving and will not return, emphasizing the finality of the separation. The singer reflects on the betrayal that has led to this point, expressing a sense of regret and acceptance that the relationship is beyond repair. The repetition of 'ya se va' (she's leaving) underscores the inevitability and the emotional weight of the departure.

The lyrics convey a deep sense of passion and loss, highlighting the intensity of the love that once was. The singer admits that he never thought she would leave, and now it is too late to ask for forgiveness. This realization is a poignant reminder of the consequences of taking love for granted. The advice given in the song, 'Cuando tengas un amor, no juegues con él' (When you have a love, don't play with it), serves as a cautionary tale about the fragility of relationships and the importance of cherishing them.

The song also explores the theme of self-blame and the pain of realizing one's mistakes. The singer questions what caused the change in his lover and acknowledges his own role in the downfall of the relationship. The repeated line 'culpa mía por haberte engañado así' (my fault for having deceived you like this) reveals a deep sense of guilt and remorse. The emotional depth of the song is further amplified by the melancholic melody, which complements the sorrowful lyrics and enhances the overall feeling of loss and regret.