Por Ella

Tronic's song 'Por Ella' delves into the harrowing experience of losing a loved one to suicide. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a young woman who, at the age of 20, decides to end her life by jumping from the 21st floor. The narrator reflects on this tragic event, questioning whether she remembered his words that he would follow her in death if she ever took her own life. This line underscores the deep emotional bond and the devastating impact her decision has on him.

The song explores themes of despair and misunderstanding, highlighting the narrator's struggle to comprehend why she chose to end her life. He mentions the overwhelming 'shit in the head' that can cloud one's thoughts, suggesting that mental health issues played a significant role in her decision. The lyrics also touch on the idea that everything that ends does so badly, and what doesn't end rots away, indicating a sense of hopelessness and inevitability in life's struggles.

The narrator's grief is compounded by the blame placed on him by the girl's mother, who believes her daughter took her life because of him. This adds another layer of pain and guilt, as he grapples with the loss and the accusations. The song's chorus, 'Por ella, por ella, por ella esta cancion,' is a poignant dedication to her, expressing his sorrow and longing. The final verses reveal his desperate wish for her return, counting to five in hopes that she will miraculously reappear, a testament to his inability to accept her death and the profound impact it has on his life.