Condena literally translates to "condemnation" or "sentence," often in a legal sense. It's a strong word that isn't typically found in everyday romantic lyrics.
In this song, Prince Royce uses it metaphorically in the line "Mi delirio y mi condena" (My delirium and my condemnation). He's describing a love that is both an intoxicating obsession (delirio) and a inescapable fate or burden (condena), highlighting the intense, almost fated, and perhaps painful nature of his feelings. This dramatic usage makes it particularly memorable and intriguing.
Have you ever been stuck in a relationship you know isn't good for you, but you just can't let go? That's exactly what Prince Royce is singing about in "Contra La Pared" [Against the Wall]. He admits, "No me llevo bien con la soledad" [I don't get along with loneliness], even though people say being alone is better than crying. He's caught in a cycle, where this person