soltarte combines the verb soltar (to release, to let go) and the pronoun te (you). It's a deeply emotional word that captures the struggle of moving on from someone you love.
In this moving song dedicated to her father, TINI sings, "Me enseñaste de todo, pero no a soltarte" (You taught me everything, but not how to let you go). This powerful line expresses the pain of potentially losing a loved one and the feeling of being completely unprepared for such a profound loss.
This is an incredibly personal song from TINI, written for her father. She opens with a line that hits hard: "Hoy tengo un nuevo miedo que antes no tenía" (Today I have a new fear I didn't have before). The song describes a terrifying time in March when doctors told her she was going to lose him. While everyone else asked how she was doing, she says her world stopped spinning and all she could think about was being with him.
The song is a desperate prayer for more time. She sings about getting on her knees to ask for "un ratito más" (a little while longer) with the person who makes her happier than anyone else. It's also a beautiful thank you letter. She tells him, "Me enseñaste a amar amándome a mí" (You taught me to love by loving me), and says that while she's written love songs before, she's never written one for her "first" love. In a very specific line, she mentions "desde el 97 sabes que te quiero" (you've known since '97 that I love you) – 1997 is the year TINI was born, making it clear this song is for her dad.