“Te Vas Y Yo Te Dejo” is a heartfelt Mexican ballad where Joseles paints the bittersweet moment of two lovers who decide to part. With poetic images—​like carrying the “perfume” of someone’s skin or denying themselves a summer after sharing a winter—​the song captures that delicate space between gratitude for shared memories and the ache of letting go. Even as the couple walks away, they admit the possibility of meeting again, leaving the listener suspended between hope and resignation.
The lyrics read like a gentle goodbye letter set to music. Instead of blaming each other, the lovers accept the breakup as a chance for growth, each taking a keepsake from the relationship: one keeps the dreams, the other the lingering scent. Joseles’ emotive delivery turns this simple narrative into a universal reflection on love’s seasons—​showing that endings, though painful, can be tender, mature, and strangely uplifting.
Niño Josele, born Juan JosĂ© Heredia in 1974 in AlmerĂa, Spain, is a celebrated flamenco guitarist and composer known for his innovative blend of traditional flamenco and jazz. Starting his musical journey at the age of six, Josele hails from a lineage of singers and has collaborated with renowned artists worldwide, including Chick Corea and Lenny Kravitz.
His early albums showcase vibrant, modern flamenco vibes, while works like Paz pay tribute to jazz legend Bill Evans, illustrating his musical versatility. With a Latin Grammy nomination for his album Española, Niño Josele continues to push the boundaries of flamenco, crafting a rich fusion that resonates with diverse audiences.