Ve Con Él

José Vélez's song "Ve Con Él" is a poignant narrative of betrayal, heartbreak, and the ultimate decision to let go. The lyrics tell the story of a person who has been deceived by both a lover and a close friend. The protagonist reflects on the painful realization that the two people they trusted the most have been playing a cruel game behind their back. The song's tone is one of resignation and empowerment, as the protagonist decides to end the toxic relationships and move on.

The repeated refrain "Ve con él" (Go with him) serves as a powerful directive, urging the unfaithful lover to leave and face the consequences of their actions. The metaphor of drinking from the "veneno de tu piel" (poison of your skin) suggests that the lover's deceitful nature is toxic and harmful. The imagery of a "reina de papel" (paper queen) and a "bufón" (jester) highlights the superficial and insincere nature of the relationship, emphasizing that it is built on lies and pretense.

The song also touches on themes of self-respect and justice. The protagonist acknowledges that they can no longer love the betrayer or respect the false friend. The line "Este es el precio justo, el que deberéis pagar" (This is the fair price you must pay) underscores the idea that both the lover and the friend must face the consequences of their actions. The song's conclusion, with the repeated directive to go with the other person, signifies a final, irrevocable break and a step towards healing and self-empowerment.