La Culpa

In 'La Culpa,' Mora delves into the emotional turmoil and liberation of someone who has spent years in a one-sided relationship. The song's protagonist has dedicated half of their life to fulfilling their partner's desires, only to realize that their own happiness was neglected. The lyrics poignantly capture the essence of self-sacrifice and the eventual awakening to self-worth. The phrase 'Vos que le diste media vida' sets the tone, highlighting the years wasted on someone who never reciprocated the effort.

The chorus, 'Ay mira, vos no tenes la culpa,' serves as a powerful reminder that the protagonist is not to blame for the relationship's failure. It emphasizes that the partner's indecisiveness and ego are the real culprits. Mora's lyrics suggest that the protagonist has fought tirelessly, but it's time to let go and not feel guilty for moving on. The line 'Si su vida es una duda' underscores the partner's uncertainty and inability to make decisions, further justifying the protagonist's need to break free.

Mora also touches on the partner's inflated ego and sense of ownership, as seen in 'El, por tener un alto ego, se pensó que era tu dueño.' This line criticizes the partner's belief that they had control over the protagonist's life and emotions. The song concludes with a message of empowerment, urging the protagonist to reclaim their happiness and independence. 'Que relaje vanidades y espere lo que quiera' signifies the protagonist's newfound strength and determination to live life on their own terms, free from the emotional chains of their past relationship.