Verga is a very strong and vulgar slang term in Spanish, literally meaning 'dick'. However, in the context of the phrase "te vale verga," it translates more closely to "you don't give a damn" or "you don't care at all."
In this song, the artist sings, "¿Cómo es que te vale verga mi corazón?" which powerfully conveys the feeling of being completely disregarded and hurt by someone who shows no concern for their feelings. It's a raw expression of pain and indignation.
In "DÉJAME," which translates to "Let Me," Mexican artist Armenta takes us through the raw and confusing moments right after a breakup. The song is a plea for space to process his feelings, as he sings, "Déjame sentirme así / Hoy, que todo se acabo" ("Let me feel this way / Today, that everything is over"). He's trying to focus on himself and heal his heart, but it's a struggle. He feels ignored by friends who only ask about his ex, and the pain of the loss is so intense that he admits, "quisiera desaparecer" ("I wish I could disappear").
The lyrics reveal a storm of conflicting emotions. One moment, he's reminiscing about the beautiful nights they shared, and the next, he's lashing out in pain, wondering how his ex can be so uncaring about his heart. The song captures that relatable feeling of being lost after a relationship ends, trying to convince yourself you're okay while simultaneously feeling like the world is crashing down. It's a powerful look at heartbreak, loneliness, and the difficult first steps toward moving on.