Have you ever been in that situation where an ex just won't stop calling? Luis R Conriquez totally gets it in "Ni Modo"! This song is all about drawing a firm line in the sand after a breakup. He's telling his ex, "A ver si ya me dejas de estar marque y marque al celular" [Let's see if you stop calling and calling my cell phone] and making it super clear that "lo nuestro se acabó" [what we had is over]. There's no turning back for him, and he's not shy about saying why: "si me fui de tu lado es porque usted se lo busco" [if I left your side, it's because you brought it on yourself].
He's not holding back, telling his ex, "De que vuelva contigo ya no hay modo" [There's no way I'm getting back with you]. And he's not even mad, just stating facts: "No creas que estoy ardido, solamente lo que es me fallaste y esta vez no te perdono" [Don't think I'm bitter, it's just that you failed me and this time I won't forgive you]. He's done with the drama, even warning, "Evítame la pena de tenerte que ignorar porque de bloquearte ganas no me faltan" [Save me the trouble of having to ignore you because I really want to block you]. Ouch! It's a blunt but honest take on moving on when someone didn't appreciate what they had. "No me supiste amar y ahora te aguantas" [You didn't know how to love me and now you just have to deal with it] pretty much sums up his final word on the matter.