Abraham Vazquez brings us a song of heartbreak and confusion with "Te Llego Tarde." It's all about a love that seems to have just missed its moment. The singer is clearly reeling, asking, "¿Cuánto por tus besos y cuánto quieres por tu amor?" [How much for your kisses and how much do you want for your love?], trying to understand what went wrong.
He's baffled by being ignored now, especially when he felt such a strong connection during intimate moments, saying, "Si cuando te hago el sexo es lo que siento yo / Y lo sentimos los dos" [If when I make love to you, that's what I feel / And we both feel it]. The pain is real as he grapples with the idea that maybe his words or actions weren't enough, admitting, "Yo sé no valgo amor" [I know I'm not worth love]. Ultimately, he concludes that "el amor / Te llegó tarde" [love / arrived late] for this person, leaving him with only "dolor" [pain] and a "cobarde" [cowardly] illusion. Despite the hurt, he wishes them well, with a blunt and almost ironic twist: "Espero y seas feliz / Con alguien que no te ame" [I hope you're happy / With someone who doesn't love you].