Ven y Dime

In 'Ven y Dime,' Lola, Érase Una Vez delves into the emotional aftermath of a broken relationship. The song opens with a declaration that the 'game' is over, indicating that the singer is no longer willing to be a source of amusement or manipulation. The night has left them with wounds in their heart, symbolizing the deep emotional scars inflicted by the relationship. The lyrics convey a sense of lost hope and courage, as these feelings have fled from the singer's room, leaving them in a state of confusion about what changed.

The chorus is a powerful plea for closure. The singer asks their former partner to come and admit that the story is over and that the relationship was a mistake. This request for acknowledgment is also a demand for accountability, as the singer questions who the ex-partner will blame now that no one is asking for forgiveness. This highlights the emotional burden the singer has carried and their desire to shift that weight back to the one who caused it.

Throughout the song, there is a recurring theme of exhaustion and a refusal to continue the cycle of apologies. The singer is tired of hearing the ex-partner's voice and is resolute in not being the one to apologize for both of them. The repetition of the chorus underscores the singer's need for the ex-partner to face the reality of their actions. The song concludes with a firm statement that the game is over, reinforcing the singer's decision to end the toxic relationship and move on.