Lele Pons turns up the heat in “Vete Pa' La,” a fiery Latin-pop anthem that waves goodbye to infidelity with style. The Venezuelan-American star warns a cheating partner that sweet talk won’t save him; if he “crosses the line,” he’d better run. Packed with sharp humor and sassy one-liners, the lyrics flip heartbreak into empowerment, reminding listeners that loyalty beats empty words every time.
Lele spices things up by calling on a colorful crew—one friend is a witch, another’s a spy, another works at the CIA—to prove she’s got backup and receipts for every lie. She points out that she stood by him “en las buenas y en las malas,” yet he never returned the favor. The repeated hook “Vete pa' la” (roughly “get outta here”) drives home the message: when respect is gone, self-respect steps in. The result is a playful, confidence-boosting breakup song that celebrates strong friendships, clear boundaries, and the freedom of saying boy, bye.