Sola is Becky G’s fiery declaration of independence. Fed up with a partner who never calls, lies, and takes her for granted, the Mexican-American star flips the script: she kicks him to the curb and heads out to live her vida loca. The lyrics paint a picture of dawn breaking while she is still waiting by the phone, then quickly shift to club lights, loud music, and the thrill of dancing without obligations. Every line drips with attitude and humor as she tells him to let his friends and “esas mujeres” babysit his house because she is done.
At its core, the song is an empowerment anthem. Becky G admits she once “gave it all,” but now she sees clearly that love should not cost her freedom or self-respect. By the chorus she is chanting mejor me quedo sola—better to be alone—choosing herself over any unreliable romance. The beat is contagious, the message is crystal: losing a bad partner is not a tragedy, it is a party invitation. ״Sola״ reminds listeners that sometimes the best way to heal is to put on your favorite track, step into the night, and dance like nobody’s missing you.