Prince Royce pulls no punches in "No Creo En El Amor". After a painful betrayal, the Dominican-American singer closes the door on romance entirely. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of someone whose heart has been toyed with: the ex-partner is now full of excuses, but the damage is already done. Lines like "Jugaste con mi pobre alma" show how deeply the deception cut, while the relentless chorus "No creo en el amor" hammers home his new rule—love is off-limits.
Instead of pleading or reminiscing, Royce turns heartbreak into a bold declaration of independence. He rejects the clichés of poems and roses, claiming his heart is anesthetized. The upbeat bachata-pop rhythm adds a layer of irony, transforming sorrow into a danceable anthem that many can shout along to. In short, this song is a spirited goodbye to toxic love and a reminder that sometimes the best way to heal is to say, “Take it back… I’m done!”