“Herida Abierta” (Open Wound) is a raw, guitar-driven confession of heartbreak where Iván Cornejo lays every feeling on the table. The singer looks back on a love that promised the sky but left him on the ground, bleeding with an emotional wound that refuses to close. He realizes he was blinded by sweet words and eyes full of unspoken lies, while friends warned him not to give everything. Now he watches his ex move on happily, unaware she nearly “killed” him inside.
The song captures three powerful ideas: 1) the unfairness of suffering alone while the other person seems perfectly fine, 2) the painful wish for the ex to feel the same sting, and 3) the tough lesson of learning to be alone after giving your whole heart away. Cornejo’s voice moves between quiet sadness and simmering anger, turning each line into a plea, a regret, and a declaration of self-worth all at once. Listening to this track feels like reading someone’s diary just moments after a breakup, full of honest Spanish phrases you can borrow whenever love hurts a little too much.