Tengo Claro is a bold break-up anthem where Banda MS de Sergio Lizárraga and guest vocalist Alfredo Olivas pull the plug on a relationship that has burned itself out. The narrator realizes that no matter how many explanations he gives, the other person already has a fixed verdict. Tired of the endless cycle of blame and raised voices, he flips the dial and declares, “Hoy le cambio de estación” – today I’m switching stations. The song pulses with regional Mexican brass while serving an empowering message: sometimes the healthiest move is to walk away with your dignity intact.
Underneath the catchy melody, the lyrics paint a clear timeline of frustration to freedom. Love may have started as sparks of passion, but constant conflict turned it into emotional noise. By saying he “no longer even lifts a finger” and that his body “won’t tolerate one more shout,” the protagonist sets a firm boundary. Yet he exits with class, reminding his ex that he warned it would end. Listeners are left with a cathartic mix of heartbreak and liberation, perfect for anyone ready to change the station on their own toxic tune.
Banda Sinaloense MS de Sergio Lizárraga, commonly known as Banda MS, is a renowned Mexican banda group that originated in Mazatlán, Sinaloa, in 2003. Founded by brothers Sergio and Alberto Lizárraga, the band's name reflects their roots — MS stands for Mazatlán, Sinaloa. Since their debut album No Podrás in 2004, Banda MS has captivated audiences with their authentic banda sound.
Known for hits like "Solo Con Verte" and Qué Bendición, which topped the Billboard Latin Albums chart, Banda MS has earned numerous awards and nominations, solidifying their status within the regional Mexican music scene. With powerful vocals from Alan Ramírez and Oswaldo Silvas, along with a talented ensemble of musicians, Banda MS continues to bring traditional Mexican banda music to fans worldwide.