Mala Fe

In 'Mala Fe,' Rsel delves deep into the emotional turmoil of betrayal and unrequited love. The song's lyrics paint a vivid picture of a relationship marred by deceit and emotional neglect. Rsel questions who will be there for his partner when no one else wants them, highlighting the loneliness and bitterness that have taken root in his heart. The repeated phrase 'dime quién va a estar' (tell me who will be there) underscores his sense of abandonment and the emotional void left by his partner's 'mala fe' (bad faith).

The song's narrative is rich with metaphors that convey Rsel's inner struggle. He describes himself as lost in a 'manicomio' (madhouse), symbolizing the chaos and confusion he feels. The imagery of searching through kisses and finding nothing but an 'infierno' (hell) speaks to the depth of his despair. Rsel's world has been turned upside down as he tries to understand why his partner's love has caused him so much pain. The line 'le di vuelta a mi mundo buscando el porqué' (I turned my world around looking for the why) encapsulates his desperate quest for answers.

Rsel's lyrics also touch on the physical and emotional toll of the relationship. He mentions writing over a thousand songs for his partner, each one a testament to the disappointments they've caused. The metaphor of his heart being 'cerra'o' (closed) and the idea that he would be 'delga'o' (thin) if he ate because of his partner's actions illustrate the profound impact on his well-being. The song concludes with a sense of finality, as Rsel acknowledges that their love has died and he is left walking alone, accompanied only by solitude. The haunting refrain 'baby, otra vez' (baby, again) serves as a poignant reminder of the cyclical nature of his suffering.