Mi Amor Soy Yo (feat. Tessa Ia y Trans-X)

Zemmoa's song "Mi Amor Soy Yo," featuring Tessa Ia and Trans-X, is a powerful anthem of self-love and independence. The lyrics reflect a journey of personal growth and self-discovery, where the protagonist transitions from seeking external validation to embracing their own worth. The repeated phrase "Mi amor soy yo" ("My love is me") encapsulates this transformation, highlighting the importance of self-acceptance and self-care.

The song begins with a reflection on past relationships, where the protagonist once cared deeply about someone else's affection. However, they have now reached a point where they prioritize their own happiness and well-being. The line "Ayer me importaba tu querer, pero hoy por hoy, un nuevo soy, nueva soy" ("Yesterday I cared about your love, but today, I am new, I am new") signifies this shift in perspective. The protagonist wakes up in a bed of laurel, a symbol of victory and honor, indicating their triumph in finding and staying true to themselves.

Throughout the song, Zemmoa emphasizes the importance of being authentic and true to one's desires. The lyrics "Ya sé muy bien qué es lo que quiero, ya sé muy bien, güey, cómo lo quiero" ("I know very well what I want, I know very well, dude, how I want it") reflect a newfound clarity and confidence. The protagonist is no longer clinging to past attachments but is instead focused on their own goals and aspirations. The playful and empowering tone of the song, combined with its catchy melody, makes it a celebration of self-empowerment and independence.

The final verses, with lines like "Me salgo de la regadera, fumo un toque, me empodera" ("I get out of the shower, smoke a joint, it empowers me"), add a touch of rebelliousness and freedom. The protagonist is unapologetically themselves, embracing their quirks and moods. This song is a reminder that true love and happiness come from within, and that embracing one's true self is the ultimate form of empowerment.