Divulga means "reveals" or "discloses." It's a less common word than simply saying "dice" (says) and carries a stronger implication of spreading information, often something that was previously hidden or private.
In the context of the song, the singer uses it to express how his ex-partner "divulga que yo fui el que se equivocó" (reveals/spreads that I was the one who made a mistake). This highlights the public nature of her accusations and the impact it has on his reputation, making it a powerful and emotionally charged word choice.
Have you ever been so deep in a relationship that you couldn't see how bad it was until it ended? That's exactly what Virlan Garcia sings about in "El Día Que Te Fuiste" [The Day You Left].
He opens up about the sadness and betrayals he felt, saying, "Sí me invade la tristeza, Sí me duelen las traiciones" [Yes, sadness invades me, Yes, betrayals hurt me]. But the real twist comes when he realizes that the day his partner left, he actually became happy! He admits he was an "idiota" [idiot] for not seeing through her perfect smile. It's a powerful song about finding freedom and healing after a tough breakup, realizing that sometimes, the end of one chapter is the beginning of a much happier one.
Virlán García was born Jesús Virlán Báez García in Guasave, Sinaloa, in 1997, and put out his first album, Pobre o Criminal, in 2015. He sings, plays guitar and writes his own material, and guitarist Carlos Gómez was part of his group from the start.
He moves between norteño, sierreño, banda and corridos, and has also written songs for Gerardo Ortiz. His albums include Y Cambió Mi Suerte (2016), Te Comparto (2018), Híbrido (2021), his first release with Sony Music México, and Corridos Alternativos (2023). His best-known songs include "En Dónde Está Tu Amor" and "Quiero Reintentarlo", which came out as a single in 2018.