Te Mentiría

The La Planta's song 'Te Mentiría' delves into the complexities of lingering emotions and unresolved feelings after a breakup. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a protagonist who is caught in a web of conflicting emotions. Despite enjoying the single life with its fleeting pleasures—parties, drinks, and casual encounters—the protagonist cannot shake off the thoughts of their former lover. This internal conflict is evident in the lines, 'No digas que me amas a la noche y al día me odias,' highlighting the inconsistency and confusion in their past relationship.

The chorus, 'Que te mentiría, si no te digo que a tus brazos de nuevo volvería,' reveals the protagonist's vulnerability and honesty. They admit that despite the facade of moving on, they would return to their ex's arms if given the chance. This admission is a powerful testament to the enduring impact of their past relationship, even though they acknowledge that 'no exista un nosotros'—there is no 'us' anymore. The song captures the bittersweet reality of holding onto someone who has moved on, as the protagonist grapples with the idea of their ex being with someone else while still feeling a sense of possession and longing.

The second verse introduces a new layer of complexity, as the protagonist learns that their ex is seemingly happy with someone new. The lines, 'me dijeron que estabas con otro y feliz te veías,' contrast sharply with the protagonist's own emotional turmoil. This juxtaposition underscores the pain of seeing an ex move on while still being haunted by memories and what-ifs. The song's repetitive structure and poignant lyrics emphasize the cyclical nature of these emotions, making 'Te Mentiría' a relatable anthem for anyone who has struggled with letting go of a past love.