Corre

In 'Corre,' Violetta delves into the emotional turmoil of a one-sided relationship where one partner is always running away, both physically and emotionally. The song opens with a sense of detachment, as the protagonist feels the coldness in their partner's embrace and the constant interruptions when trying to express their feelings. This sets the stage for a narrative of frustration and resignation, where the partner's predictable behavior has become all too familiar.

The chorus, 'Así que corre corre corre corazón,' serves as a powerful declaration of independence. The protagonist acknowledges that their partner has always been the faster one to leave, to avoid confrontation, and to escape emotional responsibility. The repeated command to 'run' signifies a final break, a refusal to shed any more tears for someone who has consistently failed to reciprocate their love and effort. The protagonist's resolve is clear: they will no longer chase after someone who doesn't value them.

As the song progresses, it becomes evident that this isn't the first time the protagonist has experienced such a scenario. The line 'Ya viví esta escena' suggests a repetitive cycle of disappointment and unfulfilled promises. The protagonist's heart, left 'a media puerta,' symbolizes the incomplete and unreciprocated love that has characterized the relationship. By the end of the song, the protagonist's indifference is palpable. The repeated phrase 'me da igual' underscores their emotional exhaustion and ultimate detachment, marking the end of a painful chapter in their life.