The song "Carita Triste" by Jay Wheeler talks about a broken relationship and the aftermath of a breakup. The lyrics depict a situation where the singer's friends inform him that his ex-girlfriend no longer thinks about him and has changed since he left. The singer accuses his ex-girlfriend of trading their love for a party lifestyle ("dejaste el amor por el jangueo") and claims that he can see her happiness without him in her social media stories. However, he declares that he doesn't believe she has forgotten about him and knows that she still keeps their photos and videos. The chorus reflects the singer's pride in deleting his ex-girlfriend from his life, but he acknowledges that he remains in her memory. He reminisces about their serious relationship and intimate moments, using a metaphor comparing themselves to influential Puerto Rican artists Hector and Tito (known for their collaboration on the song "Amor de Colegio"). The singer claims that his ex-girlfriend used to say she was his when they were together, implying a possessive connection, and he concludes that she still hasn't forgotten him. The second verse describes how he has overcome the breakup and moved on, leaving her to ponder what could have happened if she had stayed with him. He declares that he has already forgotten her. In summary, "Carita Triste" portrays a relationship that has ended, with the singer reflecting on his ex-girlfriend's supposed happiness without him while also asserting that she still holds a place for him in her heart. It also highlights the singer's personal growth and ability to move on from the failed relationship.
