Mi Mejor Versión Lyrics – Ankhal, Kris R.

Mi Mejor Versión Lyrics Meaning

[Full Harmony (Yeah, ah, eh)]
The artist kicks things off by addressing a woman he hasn’t seen in a while. He only sees her now through Instagram posts and adult content. He admits that she once brought out the best in him, but now that things are rocky, being with him might be her worst decision. There’s a mix of sadness and resentment here, like he’s stuck between appreciating her impact and being hurt by her absence.

[Ah, reina… la mejor versión… peor decisión (Baby)]
He reflects on how their connection is intense, even damaging. He gets close, and it hurts them both—physically and emotionally. Despite all this chaos, they seem to understand each other on a level no one else does. There’s a lot of s*xual tension and raw honesty in the way he describes their moments. It’s like they’re addicted to each other, even though they know it’s not good for them.

[Con ella me dijo que me ama… feliz nunca fuiste]
He talks about how she moves and acts in a way that drives him crazy. He compares her body to something valuable and untouched. Then he switches back to saying how they’re both players in this messy game of love and lust. He’s drawn to her, can’t stay away, and even jokes that he should thank her mom for creating someone like her. But he also reminds her of wild, disrespectful moments between them, showing how love and hate are all tangled up in their story.

[No pueden tocarme, pero van a darme… en la cama (Yeah, yeah)]
Here he points out how they can’t seem to have a regular conversation without it turning into s*x. Their relationship doesn’t have balance—it’s all either physical or broken. He’s not letting people get too close emotionally, but still ends up with them physically. There’s a pattern of emotional distance but physical closeness, especially with her.

[Nena, ya va tiempo… peor decisión]
He repeats that it’s been a while since they’ve seen each other. Again, all he sees are digital versions of her. He acknowledges that she made him better once, but now that they’ve hurt each other, it’s like he’s no longer the person she improved—now he’s someone she regrets.

[Triste en un putero… todo de mi]
This part gets deep and emotional. He’s out at a strip club trying to forget her. Without weed, he says he gets depressed. He wanted to reach out, but then remembered all the pain they caused each other. He says he drinks away his tears and smokes her memories. He wonders what happened to all the promises they made. The love burned out fast, like a blunt. He’s blocked from her life, maybe literally on social media, and wonders if she’s with someone else. If she is, he wants to act like she never existed. He’s bitter, saying she was never really happy with him, even after he gave her everything. Now that she’s gone, she’s taken every part of him with her.