Hoy Te Dejo De Amar
is Lasso’s upbeat yet cathartic farewell to a love that has long overstayed its welcome. After weeks of sinking in heartbreak, the Venezuelan singer finally draws a line: “Quiero que sepas que hoy yo te dejo de amar”
(I want you to know that today I stop loving you). The chorus feels like a victory chant, turning pain into empowerment. By repeating “esta va por mí, mañana por ti,” he toasts to self-care first, then wishes the same freedom for his ex, showing that closure can be generous, not bitter.
Underneath the lively guitar riffs, the lyrics reveal a relatable inner battle: erasing memories is hard, admitting naivety is harder, but choosing to move on is the hardest—and most liberating—step. The song’s upbeat tempo mirrors that final burst of courage when you delete the last photo, step outside, and breathe a little lighter. Listen closely and you will hear both the ache of goodbye and the thrill of a fresh start, wrapped in a catchy pop-rock anthem perfect for shouting along until the hurt turns into hope.