Cigarrilos, Pastillas Y Alcohol

Boom Boom Kid's song 'Cigarrillos, Pastillas Y Alcohol' delves into the emotional turmoil and personal struggles of the narrator. The repeated phrase 'problemas de actitud' (attitude problems) suggests a recurring issue that the narrator is grappling with, one that they are desperate to avoid and unable to tolerate. This could be indicative of internal conflicts or external pressures that are affecting their mental state and behavior.

The chorus, 'Sweet lovely lemon, please try to forget me,' introduces a poignant metaphor. The 'sweet lovely lemon' could symbolize a person the narrator loves but feels they must part from. The plea to be forgotten and the repeated request to be let go highlight a deep sense of emotional pain and the difficulty of moving on from a significant relationship. This emotional struggle is further emphasized by the line 'Oh why I still love you,' which underscores the lingering affection and the heartache of unrequited or lost love.

The mention of 'cigarrillos, pastillas y alcohol' (cigarettes, pills, and alcohol) in the song's bridge points to the coping mechanisms the narrator might be using to deal with their problems. These substances are often associated with attempts to numb pain or escape reality, suggesting that the narrator is in a state of distress and seeking solace in unhealthy ways. The line 'como olvidar?' (how to forget?) ties back to the theme of trying to move on from past hurts and the difficulty of doing so. The song paints a vivid picture of a person caught in a cycle of emotional struggle, seeking relief but finding it elusive.