Lealtad translates to "loyalty" in English. It's a strong and meaningful word that speaks to deep commitment and faithfulness.
In the context of the song, the artist reflects on a past relationship, stating, "Y ademas me entrego su corazón y en retorno yo le di mi lealtad" (And she also gave me her heart and in return I gave her my loyalty). This highlights the profound bond and trust he felt, making "lealtad" a central theme of his emotional reflection.
Fabiø Guerra's "Fabio's Room" pulls you right into his head, and it's a pretty intense place to be! He starts by admitting he's in a depression, saying "Pa calmar mi ansiedad me prendo un blunt" [To calm my anxiety I light a blunt], but knows it doesn't really fix the pain. He feels like no one wants to listen to him, and he doesn't want to bother anyone either. He gets really personal and sentimental when he talks about his life, and you quickly find out why.
It all comes down to a past relationship. He remembers how this person was the only one who supported him when he had nothing, crying with him when everything went wrong. He gave her his loyalty, and she gave him her heart—details he can't forget. He truly believed she was "la indicada" [the one], but it seems his love wasn't enough because she "dejaste de intentar" [stopped trying]. He's still holding onto hope for a call, but fears she might be with someone else, someone she loves more. He feels like a "desastre, un perdedor" [disaster, a loser], repeating how she "se llevaste una parte de mi alma" [took a part of my soul]. It's a really open and vulnerable look at heartbreak and feeling lost after a breakup.