“Me Decidí A Dejarte” is Joan Soriano’s vibrant Bachata anthem of self-empowerment. The Dominican guitarist sings from the heart of someone who has finally had enough: his partner felt so sure of his devotion that she began to mistreat him just for spite. Soriano flips the script by announcing, with catchy repetition and irresistible rhythm, that he has made up his mind to walk away. Each chorus pounds home the liberating decision — “Ya me decidí… ¡me decidí a dejarte!” — turning personal resolve into a celebratory chant.
Behind the playful guitar licks lies a universal message: confidence can be shattered when love turns into manipulation, yet self-respect can set you free. Soriano’s joyful delivery reminds listeners that saying goodbye does not have to be tragic; it can be a triumphant moment of reclaiming dignity and happiness. The song invites you to dance while also cheering for anyone brave enough to step out of a toxic relationship and onto a brighter dance floor.