Qué Mal Te Ves Sin Mí Lyrics in English Espinoza Paz

Below, I translated the lyrics of the song Qué Mal Te Ves Sin Mí by Espinoza Paz from Spanish to English.
Oh
Love
Where are you?
How bad you look without me
You already know that your thing
isn't the damn pride
Don't pretend anymore, love
How bad you look without me
with that fake love
because your favorite
isn't next to you anymore
How bad you look without me
My grandpa told me right
Give him a handkerchief
because he's gonna cry for you
How bad
How bad you look without me
Not even with your new life
your thinking forgets
What are you doing there
How bad you look without me
with a drink in your hand
and in the other the guy
I know that my opinion means nothing to you
but you look so bad without me
and it's not that I care about your life
nor that you care about mine
but how bad you look without me
How bad you look without me
sleeping with the fool
that you're gonna leave soon
that's just how things are
How bad
How bad you look without me
Not even with your new life
your thinking forgets
What are you doing there
How bad you look without me
with a drink in your hand
and in the other the guy
I know that my opinion means nothing to you
but you look very bad
you look very bad without me
and I do too without you
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SONG MEANING

Qué Mal Te Ves Sin Mí is Espinoza Paz’s cheeky, trumpet-laced reminder that break-ups do not always come with clean emotional cuts. In this lively banda track, the singer teases his former lover for trying to flaunt a new life—a fresh romance, a drink in hand, a forced smile—while everyone can see that the act is nothing but smoke and mirrors. He paints the picture with playful jabs: lending her a handkerchief for the tears she will surely shed, calling her new boyfriend el tonto, and pointing out how pride fits her as awkwardly as an ill-tailored suit.

Beneath the swagger there is a splash of vulnerability: the chorus ends with him admitting, almost in a sigh, “y yo también sin ti.” The message is bittersweet. We may puff ourselves up after a split, but the heart rarely follows the script. By mixing bravado with confession, Espinoza Paz captures that familiar post-break-up tug-of-war between ego and longing, making the song both a playful roast and a relatable anthem for anyone who has ever pretended to be just fine when they are anything but.

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