Get ready for a heartfelt emotional roller-coaster! In “Mejor Acabar,” Eslabon Armado teams up with Junior H to turn a breakup into a soulful confession wrapped in regional Mexican guitars and raw vocals. The singers have reached the point of ya me cansé — they are simply exhausted from endless fights, jealousy, and the painful loss of trust. What once felt like a perfect romance has withered, so they decide it is better to end it before bitterness takes over completely.
Rather than pointing fingers, the song highlights acceptance: No soy yo el que arruinó esto… no hay que odiar. Both lovers admit they have become “personas muy malas,” watching love slip away with every argument and late-night rumor. Still, there is a bittersweet respect in their farewell. The promise not to trash-talk each other and the plea to hang up on drunk calls shows lingering care even as they walk separate paths. “Mejor Acabar” captures that relatable moment when love turns into exhaustion and closure feels like the only path back to peace.