ESA NENA

Myke Towers' song 'ESA NENA' delves into the complexities of love, heartbreak, and the process of moving on. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a woman who has been deeply hurt in the past, her heart shattered 'like glass.' The artist takes on the role of a healer, someone who helps her forget her previous lover and find joy again. This theme of emotional recovery is central to the song, as Myke Towers repeatedly emphasizes his role in making her feel desired and cherished.

The song also explores the dynamics of possessiveness and control in relationships. Myke Towers describes how he monitors her social media and even blocks her ex, indicating a level of possessiveness. This could be interpreted as a metaphor for the lengths people go to protect their loved ones from further harm. The repeated line 'Tú ere' más mía que tuya' (You are more mine than yours) underscores this possessiveness, suggesting a deep emotional bond that borders on obsession.

Cultural references and modern relationship dynamics are also woven into the lyrics. The mention of 'finsta' (a fake Instagram account) and the use of social media to keep tabs on each other reflect contemporary dating practices. Additionally, the song touches on the idea of escapism, with mentions of traveling to Buenos Aires and other places as a way to start anew. This adds a layer of romanticism and adventure to the narrative, making it not just a story of healing but also one of new beginnings and possibilities.