Que Te Vaya Bien Lyrics (English Translation) – Beéle

Que Te Vaya Bien (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
Just some fun and catchy sounds to kick off the vibe of the song. It sets a rhythmic, emotional tone.

[Verse 1]
The singer is saying life is short, so holding on to pain or blame isn’t worth it. He’s been thinking deeply about everything that’s happened. He uses a saying—how the biggest tree gets the most stones thrown at it—to show that maybe he was targeted or judged unfairly just because he stood out. He feels like he hasn’t done anything wrong, but the way his ex sees things has only made things harder for her. He also says he’s not the only one who knows the truth; others saw it too. Now, he just wants to be free and move on from the relationship because he’s no longer emotionally involved or committed.

[Pre-Chorus]
He’s making it clear that love doesn’t always last forever, and once it’s gone, it usually doesn’t come back. He had to learn that the hard way. He’s asking the other person to stop dragging things out and let go.

[Chorus]
This part is his way of saying goodbye without any hate. He wishes his ex nothing but good things—no sarcasm, no bitterness, just genuine hope that life treats her well. Even though things didn’t work out between them, he’s not holding on to anger. He repeats the wish several times like a kind of blessing or send-off.

[Verse 2]
Here, he’s talking more directly about how things went down. He was ready to move forward with his life, but she kept causing drama and talking badly about him. He points out that if people really knew her secrets, they might see things differently. He asks her to stop talking about him and believes that if she does, something good might finally come her way. He reminds her that everyone has their own shine, their own worth—but she shouldn’t try to take his light to get hers. He brings up how she used to complain a lot about something, maybe a specific time or situation, but now it doesn’t matter because time has moved on. He’s no longer bothered by her words. He felt stuck before, and when he finally found a way out, people started blaming him unfairly—as if he was trying to take something away from those who still wished him well.

[Pre-Chorus]
Again, he’s saying that love can end, and when it does, it’s not easy to get back. No one prepares you for that kind of loss. He’s tired of the back-and-forth and just wants peace.

[Chorus]
This time, he repeats his farewell with even more calm and warmth. He hopes things turn out great for her and wants her to enjoy life, even without him in it. It’s a mature way of saying, “I’m done, but I still want the best for you.” The repetition feels like he’s really trying to let go without any resentment—just good intentions and closure.

[Outro]
He wraps it up with a final goodbye, calling her “ma” as a personal touch. He reminds her that special moments like what they had don’t happen often. Even though it’s over, he genuinely wishes her well, like a final peaceful send-off.