Te Mentiria

Luck Ra's song 'Te Mentiria' delves into the complex emotions of a person grappling with the aftermath of a relationship. The lyrics express a candid internal conflict between the facade of moving on and the lingering attachment to a past lover. The artist acknowledges the outward appearance of enjoying the single life, with its parties and freedom, but admits that thoughts of the former partner still haunt him, causing a sense of dying inside.

The chorus, 'Te mentiria,' which translates to 'I would be lying,' reveals the core of the song's message. The protagonist is honest about the desire to return to the ex-partner's arms, even if it means accepting a non-exclusive relationship. This paradoxical longing for connection, despite the absence of a formal commitment, highlights the difficulty of fully letting go. The song captures the pain of seeing an ex-partner apparently happy with someone else, someone who seems to fulfill all the things the protagonist could not.

The song's narrative is a blend of vulnerability and pride, where the singer confronts the reality of his feelings versus the expectations of how he should feel post-breakup. The repeated questioning, '¿no era eso lo que querías?' ('isn't that what you wanted?'), suggests a lingering doubt and perhaps a hope for reconciliation, despite the acknowledgment of their separate paths. 'Te Mentiria' resonates with anyone who has experienced the complexity of moving on while still holding onto the memories of a past love.