☝️ Key Points
- The song is about a man who fights for the love of a woman who rejects him.
- He tries to drown his sorrow in oblivion, but it only makes him even sadder.
- Finally, he gives up and toasts with his last glass before losing her love for good.
- The lyrics express despair, pain, and loneliness that come with the end of a relationship.
Interpretation
The lyrics of the song "Ella" by Pedro Fernández are about a man who is tired of fighting for the love of a woman. He has tried everything to show her that he is unhappy without her, but she no longer wants to listen. Her words, "Ya no te quiero" (I don't love you anymore), have deeply hurt him.
He feels that his life is lost in a deep and dark abyss, similar to his happiness. He tries to forget her, in the style of Jalisco (a region in Mexico), but the mariachis and the tequila make him cry.
Finally, he gives up and decides to toast to her with his last glass. He can't bear being rejected by her. It's the last toast of a bohemian with his queen. The mariachis fall silent and his glass falls from his hand without him noticing.
She wanted to stay when she saw his sadness, but it was already destined that he would lose her love that night.
The lyrics of the song "Ella" express the desperation and pain when a relationship ends and one fights for the love of someone who no longer wants them. It is about the loss and loneliness that come with it, and the inability to change the other person's feelings.