Mi Ex

El Jincho's song 'Mi Ex' is a raw and unfiltered expression of the artist's feelings towards a past relationship. The lyrics are filled with a mix of anger, disappointment, and a sense of liberation. From the very beginning, El Jincho makes it clear that he is better off without his ex, stating that he doesn't want to talk to her and that he has moved on. The reference to Alejandro Sanz's 'corazón partido' (broken heart) highlights the depth of his initial pain, but he quickly shifts to a more defiant tone, rejecting any attempts at reconciliation.

The song delves into the reasons for the breakup, painting a picture of a relationship marred by materialism and infidelity. El Jincho accuses his ex of being interested only in money, preferring to be with a wealthy man rather than staying with him. This theme of materialism is further emphasized with lines about exchanging love for material goods like Jordans and iPhones, which he equates to prostitution. The explicit language and vivid imagery used throughout the song serve to underscore his disdain and the toxicity of the relationship.

Despite the harsh words, there is an underlying message of self-respect and moving on. El Jincho repeatedly asserts that he will not tolerate being disrespected or taken for granted. He mentions having multiple girlfriends now, indicating that he has moved on and is no longer emotionally invested in his ex. The song ends on a note of finality, with El Jincho declaring that he no longer loves her and that she will never forget him, suggesting that he has found closure and is ready to leave the past behind.