Yo No Renuncio (DKV)

Rozalén's song "Yo No Renuncio (DKV)" is a powerful declaration of self-acceptance and defiance against societal expectations placed on women. The lyrics delve into the pressures and unrealistic standards that women face, starting from birth. Rozalén highlights the sacrifices made by women, such as the metaphor of a mother giving up one of her wings to see her child grow, symbolizing the loss of personal freedom and identity for the sake of others.

The song critiques the societal demand for women to be perfect in every role they play—whether as mothers, daughters, or partners. Rozalén rejects these expectations, proudly embracing her imperfections and asserting her right to pursue her dreams and maintain her individuality. The repeated accusations of being a "bad mother," "bad daughter," and "bad lover" for not conforming to these roles are met with a resilient stance. She chooses to be an "imperfect woman" rather than lose herself to societal pressures.

In the latter part of the song, Rozalén speaks to the importance of self-care and mental health. She vows to rid herself of guilt and the pain it brings, acknowledging that it's okay not to be perfect. She emphasizes the need to love oneself, take time for personal growth, and support other women without judgment. This message of solidarity and self-respect is a call to all women to embrace their true selves and live authentically, free from the constraints of societal expectations.