Te Odio (part. Ronald el Killa)

Kevin Roldán's song "Te Odio" featuring Ronald el Killa is a raw and emotional portrayal of heartbreak and resentment. The lyrics delve into the aftermath of a tumultuous relationship where betrayal and disappointment have left deep scars. The song opens with a declaration of finality, as the protagonist makes it clear that he no longer wants anything to do with his former lover. This sets the tone for the rest of the song, which is filled with expressions of anger and hurt.

The chorus, with its repeated refrain of "No más amor" (No more love) and "Te odio" (I hate you), encapsulates the intense emotions that come with the end of a relationship marred by infidelity and broken promises. The protagonist reflects on the pain of being let down repeatedly, emphasizing that the betrayal was not a one-time occurrence but a pattern of behavior. This sense of betrayal is further highlighted in the verses, where the protagonist reminisces about the good times they shared, only to be reminded of the hurt caused by his partner's actions.

The song also touches on themes of regret and longing. Despite the anger and resentment, there are moments where the protagonist admits to missing the physical and emotional connection they once had. However, these moments are quickly overshadowed by the realization of the disrespect and lack of commitment from the former lover. The lyrics convey a sense of empowerment as the protagonist resolves to move on and not let the past relationship define his future. The collaboration with Ronald el Killa adds another layer to the song, as both artists bring their unique styles to convey the complex emotions involved in dealing with heartbreak and betrayal.