Si Te Vas (part. Luis Angel (part. "El Flaco")

Luis Alfonso Partida, known as El Yaki, collaborates with Luis Angel, also known as El Flaco, in the poignant song 'Si Te Vas.' The lyrics delve into the bittersweet emotions of a relationship that has run its course. The song opens with a sense of acceptance, as the narrator tells their partner to 'let it be' and acknowledges that the love they once shared has faded. The metaphor of disappearing butterflies symbolizes the end of the initial excitement and passion, indicating that their love story has reached its conclusion.

The song continues with the narrator expressing a mature understanding of the situation. They don't seek explanations or blame; instead, they recognize that both parties are responsible for the relationship's decline. The phrase 'the spark has gone out' captures the essence of their lost connection. Despite the sadness, there's a sense of gratitude for the moments they shared, as the narrator thanks their partner for the nights spent together and wishes them happiness in the future.

'No hay marcha atrás' (there's no turning back) is a recurring line that emphasizes the finality of their decision to part ways. The song's tone is one of resignation but also of hope, as the narrator reassures their partner that everything will be okay. The repeated refrain 'déjalo así' (let it be) serves as a gentle reminder to accept the end of their relationship with grace and move forward. This song beautifully captures the complexity of saying goodbye, blending sorrow with a sense of peace and acceptance.