Celosa

El Vega's song "Celosa" is a powerful declaration of independence from a toxic relationship characterized by jealousy. The repetitive chorus, "Mejor Alejate de mi" ("Better stay away from me"), underscores the artist's firm decision to distance himself from a partner whose jealousy has become unbearable. This refrain is not just a plea but a command, emphasizing the urgency and necessity of ending the relationship for his own peace of mind.

The verses delve deeper into the emotional turmoil caused by the partner's jealousy. El Vega describes the stress and exhaustion he feels due to her constant scenes of bitterness and distrust. The metaphor "soldado avisao no muere en guerra" ("a warned soldier doesn't die in war") suggests that he had warned her about the consequences of her behavior, but she failed to heed his advice. This line highlights the inevitability of the relationship's demise due to her unchanging ways.

In the latter part of the song, El Vega makes it clear that he has moved on to a new relationship with someone who is more relaxed and less possessive. This contrast serves to highlight the relief and happiness he feels after leaving the toxic relationship. The repeated instruction to forget his phone number and address signifies a complete and final break, leaving no room for reconciliation. Through "Celosa," El Vega not only narrates his personal experience but also delivers a universal message about the importance of self-respect and the need to escape from unhealthy relationships.