Belanova’s synth-pop gem “No Me Voy A Morir” is a sparkling declaration of resilience. Over a shimmering beat, the singer admits she still talks to mirrors, watches the world from her window, and treasures old memories—but she quickly pivots to a bold promise: I’m not going to die, and I won’t change just because you’re gone. The track captures that bittersweet moment right after heartbreak when pain and empowerment collide.
Instead of drowning in sorrow, the lyrics turn everyday scenes—passing strangers, the moonlight, dusty letters—into reminders that life keeps moving. Yes, the heart sometimes “betrays” her with sudden pangs, yet every chorus resets the mood with confident defiance. The result is an uplifting anthem that tells learners (and anyone nursing a broken heart) that it is perfectly okay to feel hurt, as long as you also remember your own strength.
Denisse Guerrero Flores, born on August 8, 1980, in Los Mochis, Sinaloa, Mexico, is a celebrated Mexican singer and songwriter best known as the lead vocalist of the Grammy-winning electropop band Belanova. Launching her musical journey after winning a local singing competition at the age of eight, Denisse pursued her passion by moving to Guadalajara, where she co-founded Belanova in 2000 alongside Edgar Huerta and Ricardo "Richie" Arreola.
With a unique mezzo-soprano voice, Denisse has helped Belanova release multiple successful albums under Virus Records and Universal Mexico, bringing synthpop to Latin audiences worldwide. Beyond the band, she has collaborated with notable Mexican artists like Sussie 4 and Aleks Syntek, and she remains active in music and fashion scenes.