Subestimaste Mi Amor

Reis Belico's song "Subestimaste Mi Amor" delves into the emotional aftermath of a relationship where one partner underestimated the other's love, only to realize its value too late. The lyrics speak from the perspective of someone who has been undervalued and taken for granted, but who has since experienced personal growth and success. The protagonist's former lover, and even their mother, now see him in a new light, likely due to his newfound fame and fortune, as mentioned through the reference to being seen on TV. This change in perception is met with a mix of vindication and melancholy, as the protagonist reflects on the past relationship and the pain it caused.

The song also touches on themes of materialism and superficiality in relationships. The repeated lines about putting a price on love and changing attitudes after seeing a 'new budget' suggest that the ex-partner's interest is reignited by the protagonist's success rather than genuine affection. This sentiment is reinforced by the protagonist's realization that life is about more than just romantic relationships, as he finds strength and inspiration in his own achievements and the broader experiences of life.

Towards the end of the song, there is a shift in tone as the protagonist offers advice on love and forgiveness. He emphasizes the importance of loving passionately, making love instead of just having sex, and the significance of self-forgiveness. These lines suggest a journey from bitterness to a place of understanding and self-acceptance, highlighting the personal growth that can come from painful experiences.