Déjame

In 'Déjame,' Los Moros delve into the poignant emotions of heartbreak and the painful process of letting go. The song narrates the story of two lovers who once shared a deep connection, only to find themselves drifting apart as one partner finds a new love. The lyrics capture the essence of this emotional turmoil, with the repeated plea 'Déjame' (Leave me) underscoring the singer's acceptance of the end of their relationship, despite the lingering feelings of love and attachment.

The song's verses reflect on the past, reminiscing about the moments of love and passion that the couple once shared. The line 'Fuimos siempre dos amantes' (We were always two lovers) sets the tone for this nostalgic reflection. However, the reality of the present situation is starkly different, as the singer acknowledges the new love that has entered their partner's life. This contrast between past and present highlights the inevitable changes that time brings to relationships.

A significant theme in 'Déjame' is the idea of being the 'first love.' The singer emphasizes that, despite the new relationship, they were the one who first taught their partner about love. This sentiment is encapsulated in the lines 'Dejame mas nunca olvides que el primero / Que te enseño el amor fui yo' (Leave me but never forget that the first / Who taught you love was me). This assertion serves as a bittersweet reminder of the lasting impact of first loves, even as new relationships form. The song beautifully captures the complexity of emotions involved in moving on from a significant relationship, blending sorrow, acceptance, and a touch of pride in the role they played in their partner's life.