La Que Se Fue (part. Santa Fe Klan y Pitt Blanco)

Grupo Codiciado's song "La Que Se Fue" featuring Santa Fe Klan and Pitt Blanco, is a poignant narrative of heartbreak and the struggle to move on. The lyrics paint a picture of a man who turns to alcohol and the company of other women in an attempt to forget a past lover. The recurring image of a bottle of tequila and a cigarette sets the tone for a night of attempted escapism through indulgence and music. The protagonist acknowledges his mistakes and the pain of betrayal, indicating a past filled with tough lessons and a desire to avoid negative influences.

The chorus reveals a deep sense of loss and the realization that the relationship is irretrievably over. The lines "Ya sé que te perdí" (I know I lost you) and "Dicen que el corazón no siente lo que no miran los ojos" (They say the heart doesn't feel what the eyes don't see) suggest a resignation to the reality that the relationship has ended due to his preoccupation with work and perhaps a lifestyle that did not prioritize the relationship. The song's title, "La Que Se Fue" (The One Who Left), reinforces the theme of departure and the void it has left in the protagonist's life.

The song's bridge and final verses delve into the complexity of the protagonist's emotions. Despite the bravado of claiming to only care about money and the acknowledgment that he must forget her, there's a palpable sense of regret and sorrow. The repeated request to play "La Que Se Fue" symbolizes the cyclical nature of his grief, as he is unable to let go of the memory of his lost love. The song ends with a dedication to all those who have experienced the pain of a loved one leaving, universalizing the experience of heartbreak.