Allá tú is a common colloquial phrase that literally means "there you". It's used to put the responsibility for a decision or its consequences onto another person, similar to saying "That's on you" or "Suit yourself".
In the song, the singer says "Allá tú si te alejas de mí" (That's on you if you distance yourself from me). It's a powerful expression of resignation and defiance, telling his love that the choice to leave is theirs to make—and their burden to carry.
Inseparables paints the picture of two young hearts who refuse to let go, even when distance, disapproving parents, and late-night doubts threaten to tear them apart. Yahritza and Iván Cornejo trade verses like heartfelt voice notes, confessing how every lonely drive, every strum of the guitar, and every song on the radio is a reminder that they still belong together. The chorus' repeated “de mí, de mí, de mí” is a stubborn heartbeat, insisting that their connection is unbreakable.
Behind the mellow Regional Mexican groove lies a tug-of-war between hope and heartbreak. One moment they promise “nobody can separate us,” the next they admit they feel like a “perro abandonado.” Yet through all the longing and late-night phone waits, a fierce determination shines: they will keep fighting for the embrace that once felt like home. The song is both a love letter and a dare, challenging fate to try and keep these two inseparables apart.