Dèjalo

Alejandra Guzmán's song 'Dèjalo' is a powerful anthem about breaking free from toxic relationships and situations. The lyrics convey a sense of frustration and exhaustion from repeatedly dealing with negativity and pain. The opening lines, 'Otra vez perdiendo el tiempo / Siento en ti un dolor,' set the tone for the song, highlighting the cyclical nature of suffering and the desire to escape it. Guzmán uses vivid imagery, such as 'Bebe a sorbos el veneno,' to illustrate the slow, poisonous effect of staying in harmful circumstances.

The chorus, 'Si ya no puedes parar, buena suerte / No puedes callar, habla y vete / Me quieres pisar, pisa fuerte, déjalo,' serves as a rallying cry for self-empowerment and liberation. It encourages listeners to speak up, take decisive action, and leave behind what no longer serves them. The repetition of 'déjalo' (let it go) emphasizes the importance of releasing the past and moving forward. Guzmán's assertive tone and commanding presence in the song reflect her rock-influenced musical style, known for its raw energy and emotional intensity.

Throughout the song, Guzmán addresses the internal and external battles one faces when dealing with toxic environments. Lines like 'Otra vez tu larga lengua / Vuelve a trabajar, constantemente' and 'Otra vez tu sucia guerra / Eres tan igual, tan igual' depict the relentless nature of negativity and conflict. The song's message is clear: it's time to let go of what holds you back and reclaim your power. 'Dèjalo' resonates with anyone who has struggled to break free from harmful patterns and serves as a reminder that liberation and self-respect are within reach.