Irma (feat. Jay Wheeler)

In 'Irma,' Chanell, featuring Jay Wheeler, delves into the emotional turmoil of breaking free from a toxic relationship. The song's lyrics paint a vivid picture of a love that once seemed all-encompassing but ultimately proved to be a false alarm. The protagonist reflects on how they were blinded by their partner, living in a confined emotional space ('redondel') and burdened by the relationship's weight. The realization that their partner's promises were as fragile as porcelain ('promesa' son toa's porcelana') serves as a wake-up call, prompting them to move on.

The song's narrative takes a turn as the protagonist acknowledges the deceit and emotional manipulation they endured. They express a sense of liberation and empowerment, even if it means pretending to be unaffected ('dejarte ir aunque tengo que fingir'). The mention of checking their ex's profile in secret ('escondío' meterme a tu perfil') highlights the lingering attachment, but the resolve to move forward is clear. The lyrics also touch on the protagonist's newfound strength, as they refuse to be a pawn in their ex's games and choose to erase all traces of the past, including explicit memories ('borré hasta la' porno').

The chorus reinforces the theme of letting go, with the protagonist recognizing that their ex's attempts to reconnect are driven by their own misfortune ('te va mal por eso llamas'). The comparison to a false alarm ('fuiste en falsa alarma como irma') underscores the disillusionment and the need to sever ties. The song concludes with a sense of finality and self-assurance, as the protagonist declares that they have moved on and are no longer affected by their past relationship. The collaboration with Jay Wheeler adds depth to the narrative, emphasizing the shared experience of overcoming a toxic love.