Para Ti Con Desprecio

Mc Aese's 'Para Ti Con Desprecio' is a poignant exploration of the pain and disillusionment that comes with unrequited love and betrayal. The title itself, which translates to 'For You With Disdain,' sets the tone for a song that is both a lament and a bitter farewell to a past lover. The artist uses the song to express a complex mix of emotions, including love, hate, admiration, and ultimately, scorn for the person who played with his feelings.

The lyrics are a raw and candid portrayal of the artist's experience with a love that was not reciprocated. Phrases like 'Hiciste del amor un juego' (You made love a game) and 'Me pediste que creciera que de niño eran mis celos' (You asked me to grow up, that my jealousy was childish) suggest that the artist felt toyed with and belittled. The song also touches on themes of personal growth and self-worth, as Mc Aese comes to the realization that he is better off without the person who hurt him, as indicated by lines like 'Lave mis ojos con lagrimas y pude ver mejor' (I washed my eyes with tears and I could see better).

The song's chorus reinforces the idea of being used and then abandoned, with the repetition of 'Solo jugaste me maltrataste y usaste' (You only played, mistreated, and used me). Mc Aese's lyrics are filled with clever wordplay and metaphors, such as 'Si el amor es solo un libro eres perdida de papel' (If love is just a book, you are a waste of paper), which convey his sense of loss and the futility of the relationship. The song is a cathartic release for the artist, allowing him to confront his feelings and move on from the hurt.