Culpable (feat. Kaydy Cain)

In the song "Culpable (feat. Kaydy Cain)", Rels B explores the complexities of a relationship where expectations and personal freedom clash. The lyrics delve into the theme of blame, with the protagonist asserting that the breakdown of the relationship is not his fault. He acknowledges his affection and kindness towards his partner but emphasizes that he cannot meet her demands for exclusivity and change. This tension between love and independence is a central theme, as he enjoys socializing and sharing experiences with others, which his partner cannot accept.

The chorus reinforces the idea of blame, with the protagonist repeatedly stating that his partner is the one at fault for the relationship's failure. He highlights the incompatibility between their desires, as she wants him all to herself while he values his freedom and social life. This conflict is further illustrated in the verses, where he describes his lifestyle of partying and enjoying life with friends, contrasting with his partner's desire for him to change and mature.

Kaydy Cain's verse adds another layer to the narrative, emphasizing the protagonist's refusal to be controlled or changed. He points out the irony of his partner's initial attraction to his carefree lifestyle, which she now wants to alter. The song ultimately portrays a relationship doomed by differing expectations and the protagonist's unwavering commitment to his own way of life. The repeated refrain of "Baby, tú eres la culpable" serves as a powerful declaration of his stance, making it clear that he will not take the blame for the relationship's demise.