Si Te Vas (feat. Ozuna)

Sech's song 'Si Te Vas,' featuring Ozuna, delves into the complexities of love, heartbreak, and self-worth. The lyrics reflect a sense of disillusionment with love, as Sech expresses skepticism about the sincerity of emotions. He mentions that merely saying 'I love you' is not enough for him, indicating a desire for deeper, more genuine connections. This sentiment is encapsulated in the line, 'Yo creo en el amor, pero no en lo que siente,' which translates to 'I believe in love, but not in what it feels.'

The recurring chorus, 'Baby, si te vas, consigue dos, igual no van a ser como yo,' which means 'Baby, if you leave, get two, they still won't be like me,' underscores a strong sense of self-worth. Sech is confident that his unique qualities cannot be easily replaced, even if his partner finds someone new. This confidence is juxtaposed with the realization that not all relationships are meant to last, as he acknowledges that 'por amor nadie se murió,' or 'nobody died from love.' This line serves as a reminder that life goes on despite romantic setbacks.

The song also touches on themes of karma and resilience. Sech mentions that karma leaves its mark and that he has learned to rise again after falling, much like in school. This resilience is a testament to his strength and ability to move forward despite emotional pain. The metaphor of being a 'dolor de muelas,' or 'toothache,' suggests that he will remain a lingering presence in his ex-partner's life, a reminder of what they lost. The song's blend of vulnerability and strength makes it a relatable anthem for anyone navigating the turbulent waters of love and heartbreak.