Equivocada literally means “mistaken,” and Thalía turns that single word into a powerful confession. In this heartfelt ballad, she looks back on a love that burned brightly at first light, only to fizzle out with the sunrise. The lyrics read like pages from a diary: she admits she fell hard, ignored the red flags, and even molded herself to fit her partner’s wishes. Now she faces the tough truth that life is actually better without him, even if breaking away is painful.
Far from being just a sad song, “Equivocada” is also a declaration of freedom. Each repeated “Porque siempre estuve equivocada” (Because I was always mistaken) shows her moving from self-blame toward empowerment. By the final chorus, she is determined to leave the hurt behind, accept the temporary sting of loneliness, and reclaim her happiness. It is a relatable anthem for anyone who has finally realized that loving themselves matters more than clinging to the wrong relationship.