Soy Peor (remix) (feat. J Balvin, Ozuna y Arcangel)

Bad Bunny's 'Soy Peor (remix)' featuring J Balvin, Ozuna, and Arcangel is a raw and candid expression of post-breakup sentiments and a declaration of self-transformation in response to heartache. The song's title, which translates to 'I'm Worse,' reflects the artist's transformation into a more hardened and less trusting version of himself after a painful romantic experience. The lyrics convey a sense of betrayal and disillusionment with love, as Bad Bunny recounts how his trust was broken the last time he opened up to someone. He vows not to fall in love again, suggesting that the emotional toll was too great.

The song's chorus emphasizes the artist's newfound independence and resilience, claiming that life is better without the former partner and that he has moved on to other relationships. The repeated line 'Si antes yo era un hijueputa, ahora soy peor' (If I was a bastard before, now I'm worse) suggests that the artist has embraced a more callous and unapologetic attitude as a defense mechanism against future emotional pain. This transformation is attributed directly to the impact of the past relationship, indicating that the experience has fundamentally changed him.

Each verse from the featured artists adds their own perspective on the theme of becoming 'worse' after a breakup. They touch on themes of freedom, enjoying life, and not being held back by past relationships. The collaborative nature of the remix allows for a multifaceted exploration of the post-breakup psyche, with each artist contributing their unique voice to the narrative of moving on and self-empowerment, albeit with a tinge of bitterness and regret.