Equivocada

Ángela Leiva Ángela Leiva

Breaking Free from a Painful Love: The Journey of Self-Realization in 'Equivocada'

Angela Leiva's song 'Equivocada' delves deep into the emotional turmoil of a woman who realizes she has been in a toxic relationship. The lyrics poignantly capture the moment of self-awareness and the painful decision to leave a partner who has caused immense sadness. The song begins with the protagonist acknowledging her naivety and how she fell in love without truly understanding the fleeting nature of her partner's affection. The repeated phrase 'duele' (it hurts) underscores the emotional pain of recognizing her mistakes and the necessity of moving on for her well-being.

The chorus of 'Equivocada' is a powerful declaration of the protagonist's realization that she has been wrong all along. She admits that she gave her life for someone who never truly valued her, and now she understands that everything that begins must eventually end. This realization is not easy, as making the decision to leave is fraught with difficulty and pain. The repetition of 'porque' (because) in the chorus emphasizes the various reasons she has for leaving, highlighting the complexity and depth of her emotional struggle.

In the final verses, the protagonist's resolve becomes clear. She decides to leave the past behind, despite the hurt and scars left by her partner's lack of love. The song ends on a note of empowerment, as she acknowledges the immense sadness she endured but chooses to move forward. Angela Leiva's emotive delivery and the heartfelt lyrics make 'Equivocada' a poignant anthem for anyone who has experienced the pain of a toxic relationship and found the strength to break free.

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  1. Amiga
  2. Llora Me Llama
  3. Ya Me Canse de Ser Tu Amor
  4. El Me Mintió
  5. Ahora Sé
  6. Amiga Traidora
  7. Locamente Enamorada
  8. Herída
  9. Encontré El Amor
  10. Mi Gran Maestro
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