Gloria Trevi turns up the drama in Esa Hembra Es Mala, spinning a fiery tale of friendship betrayed and love on the line. The singer introduces “that woman” who seems perfect at first glance: she slips into your bed, says she loves you, never asks for anything, and always looks for the best. Yet beneath the polished surface lies a ruthless ambition. Once the narrator’s trusted friend, this femme fatale stole the person she treasured most, revealing her true colors.
In a burst of warning sirens, the chorus hammers home the message: “Esa hembra es mala”—that woman is bad. With “veneno en los labios” (poison on her lips) and promises meant to deceive, she toys with hearts only to discard them when she’s had her fun. The song is both a cautionary tale and a cathartic vent, urging the listener to look past seductive appearances and recognize betrayal before it’s too late. Trevi’s lyrics combine anger, sorrow, and strength, inviting you to sing along while remembering that not everyone who shines is gold.