Translation: "And it makes me happy that you're doing well with him."

- **Y**: "And." A simple connector that links this thought to the previous line.
- **me pone contento**: "makes me happy." Literally "puts me happy." In Spanish, the verb *poner* can be used idiomatically to express that something causes an emotional state.
- **que**: "that." Introduces the subordinate clause explaining what is making the speaker happy.
- **te va bien**: "you’re doing well" or "things are going well for you." *Va* comes from *ir* (to go); with the indirect object pronoun *te* it means “it goes to you,” i.e., “it’s going well for you.”
- **con él**: "with him." Refers to the person’s new partner.

Context: The singer tells an ex-lover that, at least outwardly, he feels happy she’s happy with her new boyfriend. The line can sound mature but also slightly bittersweet, hinting at mixed emotions beneath the surface.

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