Y Ahora Resulta

The song "Y Ahora Resulta" by Voz de Mando is a narrative of regret and betrayal, set to the rhythms of regional Mexican music. The lyrics tell the story of a person who has invested heavily in their partner's physical appearance and material possessions, only to feel unappreciated and discarded once the partner's transformation is complete. The song's protagonist recounts the various gifts and cosmetic enhancements they provided, which range from designer clothes and jewelry to cosmetic surgery. The repeated phrase "Y ahora resulta" ("And now it turns out") underscores the irony and frustration felt when the partner, now adorned with all these enhancements, considers themselves too superior for the protagonist.

The song's tone is one of bitterness and disillusionment, as the protagonist realizes that their investments in the relationship were in vain. The partner's ingratitude and arrogance are highlighted, and the protagonist expresses regret for believing that material gifts could buy love or loyalty. The harsh language used in the song, including insults, reflects the depth of the protagonist's hurt and anger. The song serves as a cautionary tale about the risks of trying to change or 'improve' someone with the expectation that it will make them more loving or faithful.

"Y Ahora Resulta" also touches on themes of superficiality and the value placed on physical appearance in relationships. It critiques the idea that external beauty and material wealth are the most important aspects of a person, suggesting that these attributes can be hollow and deceptive. The song's message resonates with anyone who has felt used or taken for granted, and it serves as a reminder that true affection cannot be bought.