No Soy Para Ti

Leiva's song 'No Soy Para Ti' is a poignant expression of self-realization and independence. The lyrics convey a message of someone who has come to understand that they are no longer bound to another person, possibly in the context of a romantic relationship. The repeated phrase 'No estoy' which translates to 'I am not' emphasizes the singer's absence, both physically and emotionally, from a place or person they were once connected to.

The imagery of a sunbeam biting the room suggests a new day and new beginnings, yet the singer is not present to witness this change, indicating a deliberate choice to move on. The mention of not being there for a revolution implies that the singer has missed significant changes or that their presence is no longer required or desired. The line 'No estoy para nadie' reinforces the idea of the singer's newfound solitude and detachment.

The second verse describes actions like jumping over puddles and burning the doorway, which symbolize moving through obstacles and leaving the past behind. The change in routine, such as not agonizing over problems in a bar, signifies personal growth and a shift in priorities. The refrain 'No soy para ti' powerfully asserts that the singer is not meant for the person they are addressing, affirming their autonomy and the end of their availability to the other person.