J.

Ivan Cornejo's song 'J.' is a poignant ballad that delves into the depths of unrequited love and the lingering attachment to a past relationship. The lyrics express the singer's profound sense of loss and yearning for a love that has ended. Cornejo uses metaphors such as being the other person's 'coffee' in the morning or 'honey' to a bee, to illustrate the intimacy and indispensability of the relationship in his life. The song conveys a deep emotional connection that the singer felt with his partner, one that he believed was reciprocated and true.

The chorus of 'J.' reveals the singer's struggle to move on, as he constantly sees his former lover wherever he goes. This obsession is described as an addiction, with the singer referring to his ex as his 'drug' and himself as her 'fire.' The use of the word 'pendejo' to describe the new person in his ex's life indicates a mix of jealousy and concern, as he hopes that she is treated with respect. Despite the breakup, the singer's love remains 'made of fire,' signifying a passion that refuses to be extinguished.

The song also touches on the theme of hope and the desire to rekindle the lost love. Cornejo expresses a wish to start a new chapter with his ex, acknowledging the improbability but showing his unwillingness to give up. The final verses reflect on the pain of unfulfilled plans and dreams, such as introducing her to his parents, which adds a layer of personal and familial longing to the song's emotional landscape.