Te Quiero Olvidar (part. Daviles de Novelda y Omar Montes)

RVFV's 'Te Quiero Olvidar' is a poignant song that delves into the emotional turmoil of trying to forget someone who has left a deep imprint on one's heart. The lyrics express the artist's internal conflict and the difficulty of moving on from a past relationship. The song's title, which translates to 'I Want to Forget You,' sets the tone for a narrative of heartache and the struggle to erase memories of a former lover.

The artist describes a sense of emptiness and betrayal, acknowledging that the person they long for is bad for them, yet irreplaceable. The recurring line 'Yo te quiero olvidar y te veo en toda' parte' ('I want to forget you and I see you everywhere') captures the essence of the song, highlighting the inescapable presence of the ex-lover in the artist's life. The admission of being 'duro en la calle y contigo un cobarde' ('tough on the street and a coward with you') reveals a vulnerability that contrasts with the artist's public persona. This duality suggests that love can soften even the hardest of exteriors.

The song also touches on themes of regret and the desire for redemption. The artist reflects on their mistakes and pleads for forgiveness, hoping for a second chance. The use of smoking as a coping mechanism to forget 'esa bellaquita' (a term that can refer to a beautiful woman or a sexual encounter) indicates an attempt to numb the pain. The raw emotion conveyed through the lyrics, combined with the rhythmic beats typical of reggaeton, creates a powerful and relatable message about the complexities of love and loss.