Que Bien Lo Hiciste

Joe Veras' song "Que Bien Lo Hiciste" is a poignant tale of love, betrayal, and disillusionment. The lyrics narrate the story of a man who has given everything to a woman, lifting her from a place of darkness and transforming her into a 'great lady.' He provided her with everything she desired without expecting anything in return. However, despite his unconditional love and generosity, she repaid him with betrayal, giving her affection to another man while leaving him with mere scraps of her attention.

The chorus, repeating the phrase "Que bien lo hiciste" ("How well you did it"), is laden with sarcasm and bitterness. The term "abusadora" ("abuser") underscores the emotional manipulation and exploitation he feels he has suffered. The man reflects on how he offered her love and support when she had nothing, only to be repaid with deceit and malice. The metaphor of him building the altar while another man officiates the ceremony vividly illustrates his sense of being used and discarded.

In the latter part of the song, the man addresses the woman's misguided belief that she would find everything she wanted with another man. He reminds her that not everything that glitters is gold, implying that her new relationship may not be as fulfilling as she anticipated. He asserts his own worth, stating that he remains on his 'throne,' while her new situation is less than ideal. The song concludes with a reiteration of the chorus, emphasizing the depth of his hurt and the betrayal he feels.