Ever bumped into an ex on a day when everything felt calm and suddenly your whole emotional playlist shuffled to “heartbreak”? That is exactly where Ha*Ash places us in “Ex De Verdad.” In the middle of a huge city, an unexpected hello and a sweet smile reopen a drawer of feelings the singer had locked away. She calls him “el peor amor”— the worst love she has ever known, not because he treated her badly, but because he was so perfect she cannot forget him.
Here is the twist: she begs him to do what cowards do. “Help me hate you,” she pleads. If he would just act like a real ex—ignore her, be rude, stop smiling—maybe her suffering soul could finally heal. The song turns the usual breakup narrative on its head, mixing humor, irony, and raw vulnerability. It is a catchy pop confession about how sometimes the nicest people hurt us the most, simply by refusing to be the villain we need to move on.