Laberinto translates to "labyrinth" or "maze". It's a captivating word that evokes a sense of complexity and being lost, which is less common in everyday song lyrics.
In the song, Paty Cantú sings, "Y el laberinto de tus pasos sin saberlo siempre llevan a mí" (And the labyrinth of your steps, without knowing it, always lead to me). She uses this metaphor to suggest that no matter where the other person goes or how complicated their path, they are destined to return to her, adding a dramatic and intriguing layer to the lyrics.
Paty Cantú spends this whole song walking away and turning back at the same time. The verses set rules for an ex to live by, think of her when the sun sets, when it rises again, whenever the silence gets too loud, and the hook just states it as fact: "Pensarás en mí" [You'll think of me]. There's no begging in it.
The strongest line is the one about the maze: "Y el laberinto de tus pasos sin saberlo siempre llevan a mí, solo a mí" [And the labyrinth of your steps, without knowing it, always leads to me, only to me]. Wherever he goes next, the road curves back on its own. So when she says "Hoy pagaras el precio así, no miento" [Today you'll pay the price this way, I don't lie], it reads less like a threat and more like something she's already sure of.