KaRma (Remix) (part. RKM & Ken-Y, Divino y Darkiel)

Noriel's 'KaRma (Remix)' featuring RKM & Ken-Y, Divino, and Darkiel, is a poignant narrative of heartbreak and betrayal, set to the rhythm of Latin urban music. The song delves into the emotional turmoil experienced by someone who has been cheated on. The lyrics express a deep sense of disappointment and pain caused by a partner's infidelity. The repeated chorus, 'Pero me duele en el alma / Lo que hiciste, me fallaste, me mentiste / Pero el karma, s que existe y t me las pagars,' translates to 'But it hurts my soul / What you did, you failed me, you lied to me / But karma, I know it exists and you will pay me back.' This refrain encapsulates the central theme of the song: the belief in karma as a force that will eventually bring justice to those who have wronged others.

The verses of the song are filled with raw emotion and vivid imagery, as the artists describe the deceit they've encountered and the resulting loss of trust. The lyrics suggest a transformation within the narrators, who have become disillusioned with love and relationships due to their experiences. They speak of burning memories and valuing themselves too much to stay with someone who has been unfaithful. The song also touches on the idea that the pain of betrayal is not just about the separation but the deception itself, which can have long-lasting effects on one's ability to trust others.

The song's title, 'KaRma,' is a direct reference to the concept of cause and effect, where the actions of the unfaithful partner will eventually lead to their own downfall. The artists use their verses to express a sense of closure and moving on, despite the hurt they've endured. They talk about finding healthier relationships and learning from their past. The song serves as a reminder that while betrayal can be devastating, it also provides an opportunity for personal growth and the realization that one deserves better.