Narcisista

Yailin La Más Viral's song 'Narcisista' is a powerful anthem of self-empowerment and moving on from a toxic relationship. The lyrics convey a strong message of independence and self-worth, as the artist reflects on a past relationship with someone who was selfish, deceitful, and narcissistic. The song's title itself, 'Narcisista,' which translates to 'Narcissist' in English, sets the tone for the narrative of overcoming the negative influence of a self-centered partner.

The lyrics describe the artist's journey from being emotionally dependent on her partner to realizing their true nature and deciding to let go. Phrases like 'Cuando te necesité nunca estuviste ahí' (When I needed you, you were never there) and 'No merecías ni la mitad de lo que yo te di' (You didn't deserve even half of what I gave you) highlight the lack of reciprocity and appreciation in the relationship. The repeated lines 'Egoísta, mentiroso y narcisista' (Selfish, liar, and narcissist) serve as a mantra, reinforcing the decision to no longer allow this person to play a central role in her life.

The song also touches on themes of betrayal and the realization that the relationship was more of a facade, as suggested by 'Teníamos un amor de redes y televisión' (We had a love of networks and television). The artist's growth and maturity are evident as she acknowledges the advice of friends and her own experiences, ultimately finding strength in solitude and the belief in karma. The phrase 'Real Hasta La Muerte' (Real Until Death) suggests a commitment to authenticity and a life lived on her own terms, free from the influence of the narcissistic individual.