Por si te vas spins the tense moment just before someone finally cuts loose from a toxic love. With her usual flamenco-pop spark, María Peláe voices a narrator who craves absolute honesty – if only she could read it in a glance or in a single second. She imagines stocking up on questions, sharpening her wit, and dismantling every excuse, yet deep down she knows the real battle is with her own doubts. Each icy word from the other person melts away, and every time she’s tempted to return, she remembers how much self-respect she’s already lost.
The repeated chorus “Por si te vas” is half warning, half liberation. It is the soundtrack of someone packing emotional armor just in case you leave while also daring you to do so. By the end, the song becomes an anthem of tired courage, where the speaker chooses self-worth over endless persuasion. Expect bold rhythms, clever wordplay, and a relatable message: sometimes the bravest move is to stop asking for the truth and start walking toward it yourself.