Te Vas is a raw, Latin-trap confession where Argentine star KHEA and Colombian crooner Sebastián Yatra unpack the emotional chaos that follows a breakup. Although both lovers agreed parting was “lo mejor para los dos,” the moment she walks away the sad songs rush back in. The singers swap memories of smoky bedrooms, borrowed T-shirts and sleepless nights filled with excuses for curious friends. Every line pulls at the tug-of-war between pride and vulnerability: they smile in public, cry in private and insist that seeing them with someone new “no significa que a ella la quiera.”
Beneath the urban beat, the track explores the paradox of love that ends yet refuses to disappear. They admit the relationship was exhausting with jealousy, distance and fear, but “te vas y me haces falta” still echoes like a stubborn refrain. Holding on to a cap, a smile or even an entire city, the singers reveal that moving on is more about acting tough than feeling healed. Te Vas ultimately reminds us that sometimes the only thing harder than staying together is pretending the goodbye really worked.
Ivo Alfredo Thomas Serue, known professionally as Khea, is an influential rapper and singer from Virreyes, Buenos Aires, Argentina. Born in 2000, he emerged as a key figure in the Argentine Latin trap scene alongside artists like Duki and Cazzu.
Khea's music blends Latin trap and hip hop, often exploring themes of romance and nightlife. He shot to international fame with his hit track "Loca," featuring Duki and Cazzu, which has amassed over 400 million views on YouTube. Known for his melodic style and collaborations with artists such as Bad Bunny, Tini, and Bizarrap, Khea has become one of Argentina's most listened-to artists, showcasing the vibrant energy of urban Argentine music.