Mijares delivers a poignant ballad titled 'No Se Murió El Amor' on the 2012 album 25 Zona Preferente. This recording exemplifies the artist's signature blend of traditional Mexican folk instrumentation with contemporary emotional depth, characteristic of his work in the English genre. The track serves as a centerpiece on the album, reflecting themes of enduring love and resilience that permeate Mijares' broader discography. Released during a period of significant activity for the artist, the song stands alongside other notable tracks from the same era, showcasing his ability to craft narratives that resonate deeply with audiences seeking authentic storytelling through music. The composition highlights Mijares' mastery in balancing acoustic textures with modern production techniques.