La plena is a colloquial expression in some Spanish-speaking regions, particularly in the Caribbean, that means "the full truth" or "the whole story."
In the song, the artist is asking for honesty from a former lover, singing, "Dame la plena si nunca me amaste" (Give me the full truth if you never loved me). It's an engaging phrase that captures the raw emotion of seeking closure and directness in a breakup.
Jowell & Randy, with Álvaro Díaz, bring us "La Plena," a track that really digs into the messy feelings after a breakup. Our singer is trying to get over someone who just ended things, saying, "Me dijo que ya no quería verme más" [She told me she didn't want to see me anymore]. He's looking for honest answers, even if they hurt, asking her to "Dame la plena si nunca me amaste" [Give me the full truth if you never loved me].
It's all about that struggle to move on. He's muting friends' stories so he doesn't see if she's forgotten him, but her face is still everywhere. He's even making her songs, hoping "Por si me extrañas las cante'" [In case you miss me, you'll sing them]. There's a cool contrast in the lyrics, too: "Mi corazón te ama, pero mi mente te odia" [My heart loves you, but my mind hates you]. He just wants her to "Háblame claro y yo me voy de aquí" [Speak clearly to me and I'll leave here], ready to finally move on if she's just upfront about it.