Dice Que Me Extraña

The song "Dice Que Me Extraña" by El de Las R's is a narrative of heartbreak and the subsequent journey of healing and moving on. The lyrics begin with the artist receiving calls from an ex-lover who expresses loneliness and a longing for the past relationship. Despite these calls, the singer is depicted as enjoying life, indulging in luxury, and finding solace in the end of a relationship that ultimately benefited his soul.

As the song progresses, the artist reflects on the past, acknowledging that while he was deeply invested in the relationship, his partner left him with a 'broken heart' for someone else. The lyrics suggest a sense of betrayal and pain, but also a realization that the breakup allowed him to focus on personal growth and financial success. The artist uses the term 'jainas' (a slang term for women) to indicate that he now has an abundance of romantic options, contrasting his current state with the time he spent with his ex-partner.

The latter part of the song shifts to a tone of empowerment and recovery. The artist describes moving on with 'new girls' and enjoying his life without looking back. The repeated lines about healing 'in his own way' and not returning to the past relationship emphasize a theme of self-recovery and the pursuit of new experiences. The song ends with a strong sense of closure and the artist's newfound independence and resilience after heartbreak.