Y Como Es Él

In 'Y Como Es Él,' El Cartel de Nuevo León delves into the raw emotions of heartbreak and the painful process of acceptance. The song's narrator confronts his partner, sensing that she has something significant to reveal. The lyrics are filled with a sense of urgency and desperation, as he implores her to confess her feelings before it’s too late. This sets the stage for a poignant exploration of betrayal and loss.

The chorus repeatedly asks, '¿Y cómo es él?' ('And how is he?'), highlighting the narrator's obsession with the man who has captured his partner's heart. He wants to know every detail about this new person, from where he is from to how he spends his free time. The questions are not just about curiosity but are laden with a sense of deep personal loss. The narrator refers to the new man as a 'ladrón' ('thief'), emphasizing that he feels as though a part of his life has been stolen.

As the song progresses, the narrator's tone shifts from confrontation to a resigned acceptance. He advises his partner to get ready and take an umbrella in case it rains, showing a tender concern for her well-being despite his own pain. He even compliments her appearance and encourages her to smile, so the new man doesn't suspect she has been crying. This bittersweet acceptance is further underscored when he mentions preparing his own luggage, indicating that he is ready to leave. The song captures the complex emotions of love, loss, and the difficult journey towards letting go.