Perdida

In Yelsid's song "Perdida," the artist delves into the emotional turmoil of loving someone who is unfaithful and manipulative. The protagonist begins by acknowledging his early arrival and offers to help organize, setting the stage for him to share his story. He confesses that he fell in love with a 'bandida,' a term that suggests a woman who is deceitful and untrustworthy. This woman has turned his life upside down, leaving him feeling lost and confused. She disappears without a word, only to reappear and claim she never stopped loving him, causing him to doubt his own feelings and sanity.

The chorus repeats the protagonist's lament about his love for this 'bandida' who has made his life chaotic. Her unpredictable behavior and sudden reappearances keep him in a state of emotional turmoil. He admits to having mixed feelings, believing he had moved on, only to be pulled back into her web of lies and manipulation. She uses him and discards him, reappearing whenever she sees someone else showing interest in him, thus keeping him trapped in a cycle of emotional abuse.

In the latter part of the song, the protagonist reaches a breaking point. He decides he will no longer be her plaything and tells her that he is done with her games. He acknowledges that she has someone else who attends to her whenever she leaves, and he is aware of her deceitful nature. He tells her to leave, asserting that he will no longer be affected by her manipulations. The song ends with the protagonist reclaiming his self-respect and breaking free from the toxic relationship.