Déjenme Llorar is a heartfelt Pop ballad where Mexican singer-songwriter Carla Morrison, joined by the warm vocals of Leonel García, opens the floodgates of emotion. The narrator sits on the floor, replaying every tender moment of a love that once felt fearless. She admits that the flame has turned painful, yet she cannot simply flip a switch and forget. So she asks the world: “Let me cry.” Her tears are not weakness but a cleansing fire extinguisher, meant to cool the embers still burning inside.
Between raw confessions and gentle guitar strums, the song captures that bittersweet stage right after a breakup when acceptance is still a work in progress. There is pride—“You won’t find a love like mine out there”—and there is surrender—“There is no remedy for this.” By the end, the listener realizes that crying is the brave first step toward healing, and Morrison invites us to honor our own heartbreak in the same honest way.
Carla Patricia Morrison Flores, born on July 19, 1986, in Tecate, Baja California, Mexico, is a celebrated Mexican indie pop singer and guitarist. With a soulful voice and heartfelt lyrics, she has captivated audiences across Latin America and beyond since her debut in 2008.
Carla has released several acclaimed albums, including Déjenme Llorar and Amor Supremo, earning multiple Latin Grammy Awards and Grammy nominations along the way. Her music blends emotional storytelling with delicate melodies, making her a standout artist in the Latin alternative scene. Known for her intimate performances and unique sound, Carla Morrison continues to inspire fans worldwide with her evolving artistry.