Al Diablo con los Guapos (con K-paz de la Sierra)

In 'Al Diablo con los Guapos,' Allisson Lozano, featuring K-paz de la Sierra, delivers a poignant message about the superficiality of physical beauty and the true essence of love. The song's title, which translates to 'To Hell with the Handsome Ones,' sets the tone for a narrative that rejects the allure of outward appearances and the deceit that often accompanies them. The lyrics express the pain of being deceived by someone who valued looks over genuine affection, highlighting the emotional turmoil that follows such betrayal.

The song's protagonist laments the lack of compassion and understanding from their partner, who failed to appreciate the depth of their love. The lines 'Tu sabías que mi amor no estaba en venta / Bastaba con la luna y las estrellas' emphasize that true love is not transactional and cannot be bought with superficial charm. Instead, it is found in the simple, yet profound, moments shared under the moon and stars. This metaphor underscores the timeless and universal nature of genuine affection, contrasting sharply with the fleeting nature of physical beauty.

Furthermore, the song critiques the notion that love can be sustained through pretense and lies. The repeated refrain 'No la supiste querer' ('You didn't know how to love her') serves as a powerful indictment of the partner's failure to understand that real love requires sincerity and selflessness. The lyrics 'Que el amor cuando es base de mentiras / No sólo engaña, te lastima y te hace ver' reveal the inevitable pain and disillusionment that come from building a relationship on falsehoods. Through this heartfelt ballad, Allisson Lozano and K-paz de la Sierra remind listeners that true love is rooted in inner beauty and honesty, rather than superficial appearances.