Ya Tú Sabes

In 'Ya Tú Sabes,' CNCO delves into the complexities of trust and jealousy within a romantic relationship. The song's narrative centers around a protagonist who is trying to reassure his partner of his fidelity. He explains that he was simply at a friend's house, emphasizing that he was 'tranqui' and 'chilling,' indicating a state of relaxation and innocence. Despite his reassurances, his partner's jealousy and intensity are palpable, leading to tension between them.

The chorus, 'El que no la debe no la teme,' which translates to 'He who owes nothing fears nothing,' is a powerful statement of the protagonist's innocence. He even offers his phone for inspection, saying, 'Revísame el cel si tú quieres,' or 'Check my phone if you want.' This gesture is meant to prove that he has nothing to hide, highlighting his transparency and willingness to alleviate his partner's doubts. The repeated line, 'Te doy el fin de semana el celular sin clave,' meaning 'I'll give you my phone for the weekend without a password,' further underscores his commitment to proving his loyalty.

The song also touches on the influence of external factors, such as friends who may not like the protagonist and could be fueling the partner's suspicions. This adds another layer to the narrative, suggesting that trust issues are not just internal but can be exacerbated by outside opinions. The protagonist's frustration is evident as he points out that the real issue lies in his partner's lack of trust, which he believes is stronger than their love. This emotional conflict is a relatable theme for many, making 'Ya Tú Sabes' a poignant exploration of the challenges that come with maintaining trust in a relationship.