Yuridia’s Cobarde is a heartfelt confessional where the Mexican powerhouse sings a list of “sorrys” that are anything but submissive. With every line she exposes how she mistook fleeting affection for real love, poured her whole heart into the wrong person, and finally stamps him with the label cobarde — a coward who ran from genuine commitment. The repeated apologies become almost ironic, turning what sounds like self-blame into a slow-burn realization that the real fault lies in his fear and her own stubborn hope.
What makes the song so gripping is its emotional pivot: by the end, those apologies transform into self-forgiveness. Yuridia teaches listeners that recognizing our own role in a heartbreak is the first step toward reclaiming our power. Cobarde is more than a lament; it is a cathartic anthem that guides you from wounded vulnerability to clear-eyed strength, reminding us that loving bravely is never a mistake, but settling for someone who cannot do the same definitely is.
Yuridia Francisca Gaxiola Flores, known simply as Yuridia, is one of Mexico's most beloved singers. Born in Hermosillo, Sonora, she rose to fame after finishing second on the popular reality show La Academia in 2005. Her debut album, La Voz de un Ángel, became one of the fastest-selling records in Mexican history and established her as a formidable voice in Latin pop and Regional Mexican music.
With multiple Diamond and Platinum certifications, Yuridia's emotive vocals have earned her the nickname "La Voz de Ángel". Over her career, she has released acclaimed albums like Habla El Corazón and Entre Mariposas, and won prestigious awards including the Latin Billboard Award for Best Pop Female Album. Beyond her solo work, she has also served as a coach on La Voz México, helping nurture Mexico's next generation of talent.