Más Allá (part. Dalex)

In 'Más Allá,' Blessd and Dalex explore the complexities of love and emotional healing. The song begins with a reflection on the difficulty of discussing love after experiencing heartbreak. The lyrics emphasize that it's not worth fighting for someone who doesn't reciprocate your feelings. This sets the stage for a narrative about moving on and finding a love that goes beyond superficial attraction.

The chorus reassures the listener that the relationship in question is not just about physical intimacy. Blessd and Dalex emphasize that their love 'goes beyond' mere physical attraction, aiming for a deeper emotional connection. The repeated line 'No temas ya, nena' (Don't be afraid, baby) serves as a comforting reminder that this new love is genuine and different from past experiences. The mention of lighting another 'Phillie' (a type of cigar) adds a casual, intimate atmosphere to the song, suggesting a relaxed and open relationship.

The verses delve into the personal history between the two characters, highlighting shared memories and emotional bonds. The lyrics mention past experiences and the struggle to move on from a previous relationship. Despite the lingering feelings for an ex, the song encourages embracing a new, more meaningful relationship. The playful and affectionate language used throughout the song, such as 'mi gyal' and 'mami,' adds a layer of warmth and familiarity, making the listener feel the sincerity of the emotions being expressed.

'Más Allá' is a heartfelt exploration of love that transcends physical attraction, focusing on emotional depth and genuine connection. The song's blend of personal anecdotes, comforting reassurances, and intimate language creates a relatable and touching narrative about finding true love after heartbreak.