Mariana Ochoa's Déjame el Tequila explores love, pride, and second chances

Mariana Ochoa is set to release a new single called Déjame el Tequila with Andrés Zuno. The track continues her personal and artistic journey, which began with La Pensión. A music video for the song will follow next week. Ochoa has spoken openly about the struggles of single mothers in Mexico. Her previous song, La Pensión, highlighted the challenges faced by women raising children alone. She also believes financial independence is the foundation of true female empowerment.

The new single explores relationships where people stay trapped between pride, emotional dependence, and the hope of second chances. Ochoa has shared her own experiences, admitting she once chased after 'migas'—crumbs of affection. She argues that many women have loved the wrong person and begged for scraps of love at some point.

In Mexico, 70% of women raise their children without a partner. Ochoa stresses that women should only have as many children as they can support on their own. The song reflects Ochoa’s ongoing commitment to addressing personal and social issues through music. Déjame el Tequila will be available soon, with its video releasing next week. The track adds to her growing body of work on love, independence, and resilience.