Perdóname is a late–night voice note captured in a song. FMK steps into the role of someone who has just walked away from a relationship, yet still feels every shiver of love and regret. He tells his ex, “baby, forgive me,” because even though he loved her more than anyone, he is no longer the one. The chorus repeats this apology like a mantra, turning the track into a bittersweet lullaby for two people who once fit together.
The verses dig deeper: cold days, sleepless nights, and the painful discovery that love is not always a two-player game. FMK admits he is tangled in a mess of feelings, drowning sorrows that have learned to swim. The takeaway is clear and relatable—sometimes the healthiest choice is to leave, even when your heart still lingers behind. Perdóname captures that mix of freedom and heartbreak, reminding listeners that saying goodbye can be the ultimate act of self-love.