OJALÁ swings between heartache and empowerment, capturing the moment when someone finally slams the door on a toxic ex. Maria Becerra sings from the raw place where love has turned into disappointment: she wishes karma will boomerang every lie and betrayal back to the person who hurt her. Each ojalá (“I hope”) is half-prayer, half-warning – she longs for the ex to feel the same sting of pain, to regret and crave a reunion that will never come.
At the same time, the Argentine star paints a picture of her own rebirth. Surrounded by her “gatas” (her girlfriends), she dives into nightlife, dancing past midnight and proving that no night can break her spirit if the ex’s betrayal could not. The chorus becomes a victory chant: she has learned her lesson, reclaimed her time, and made peace with the fact that the ex will never forget her. The song is a spicy mix of revenge fantasy and self-love anthem that turns heartbreak into a reason to celebrate freedom.