Presumida

Frank Reyes' song 'Presumida' is a poignant declaration of self-worth and liberation from a toxic relationship. The lyrics convey a sense of frustration and disillusionment with a partner who is perceived as arrogant and self-important. Reyes begins by addressing his former lover directly, expressing that she may deserve the song's message. He emphasizes his own importance and asserts that someone else can continue what she left unfinished, highlighting his readiness to move on.

The song delves into themes of equality and humility, with Reyes reminding his ex-partner that before God, everyone is equal. This spiritual reference underscores the futility of her arrogance. He admits that he has grown tired of her behavior and is now healing from the emotional wounds she inflicted. The repeated refrain 'eres presumida' (you are arrogant) serves as a powerful indictment of her character and a declaration of his newfound freedom.

Reyes also reflects on the transient nature of love, stating that in the 'album' of his life, she is not the only one, and that one love can be forgotten with another. This metaphor of an album suggests that life is a collection of experiences and relationships, each contributing to the whole but none being indispensable. The song's message is clear: he will not remember her, and he is moving forward with his life, free from her presumptuousness.