“Vete” is a heartfelt goodbye set to the vibrant rhythms of Regional Mexican music. The singer confronts the pain of loving someone who already belongs to another, admitting that having you by my side while knowing you have someone else is harder than he imagined. Rather than cling to false hope, he takes the courageous step of letting go: he asks God to bless the couple, accepts that life’s fortunes can flip at any moment, and firmly says, Vete… this is the end.
What makes the track especially poignant is its mix of strength and vulnerability. Behind the resolute command to leave, you hear raw sorrow—Duele, pero te voy a olvidar (It hurts, but I’m going to forget you). Still, there is confidence that time will heal all wounds. Grupo Frontera wraps this emotional farewell in lively guitars and accordions, reminding listeners that even the toughest endings can carry a hint of hope and a rhythm you can’t help but sway to.