Amor de Tres

La Mentirosa's song "Amor de Tres" delves into the emotional turmoil and betrayal experienced in a love triangle. The lyrics reveal a narrative where the protagonist confronts their partner about infidelity. The partner is accused of leading a double life, seeing another person in secret, and lying about the nature of their relationships. This deception is not only hurtful but also indicative of a lack of genuine affection and respect, as highlighted by the line, "No tienes corazón" (You have no heart).

The chorus emphasizes the destructive nature of a three-way relationship, stating that "Amor de tres es una mala relación" (Love of three is a bad relationship). The protagonist and the other woman both refuse to forgive the partner, recognizing that such a relationship is detrimental to their emotional well-being. The repeated insistence that the partner should leave underscores the desire for self-respect and the realization that being alone is better than being in a deceitful relationship.

The song also touches on the influence of gossip and external opinions, as the protagonist warns about the dangers of listening to malicious rumors. Despite the partner's attempts to justify their actions by claiming innocence and friendship, the protagonist sees through the lies and decides to end the relationship. The narrative concludes with a strong message about self-worth and the importance of honesty in relationships, making it clear that a love triangle is unsustainable and harmful.