“PERDIENDO” plunges us into the raw aftermath of a love that felt more like a dangerous game than a fairytale. Over a hypnotic beat, Mexican singer-songwriter Saul Villarreal confesses that he keeps looking for a reason to try again, even though he knows this romance is “veneno mortal” (deadly poison). He paints vivid scenes of yearning—Christmas feels empty, old songs sound different, and every memory drags him back to the same heart-stuck place. The repeated line “salgo perdiendo” (“I end up losing”) captures his realization that, no matter how hard he loves, he’s always the one paying the emotional price.
At its core, the track is an honest self-check: Villarreal admits he gave everything, waited for a change that never came, and ended up merely “parte de tu juego”—a pawn in someone else’s play. Yet the hook carries a bittersweet hope; he still craves one more moment together, even though he knows he shouldn’t. “PERDIENDO” turns heartache into an anthem, reminding listeners that it’s okay to admit defeat, feel the sting, and eventually break free from a love that only lets you lose.