Se Motiva spins the story of a romance that’s burning out faster than a club strobe light. KHEA and JD Pantoja trade verses about a girl who seems to turn up whenever there’s drama: the more they argue, the more she “gets motivated,” shining like a diva in the heat of the fight. What began as a ride-or-die commitment now feels like a never-ending telenovela, filled with jealousy, tears, and blame-shifting. The guys admit they once put “everything in the basket,” but her constant need for conflict has drained their attention and affection.
Behind the catchy reggaetón-trap beat, the lyrics capture that bittersweet moment when love morphs into exhaustion. Instead of begging for a restart, the narrators accept that the magic is gone and decide to walk away before more damage is done. Se Motiva is both a dance-floor banger and a relatable cautionary tale: sometimes the loudest sparks in a relationship are really warning flares telling you it’s time to let go.