Corazón Roto pt. 3 (part. Anuel AA, Chencho Corleone, Jhayco y Ryan Castro)

The song 'Corazón Roto pt. 3' by Brray, featuring Anuel AA, Chencho Corleone, Jhayco, and Ryan Castro, is a poignant exploration of heartbreak, desire, and the complexities of moving on from a past relationship. The title itself, which translates to 'Broken Heart pt. 3,' sets the stage for a narrative of emotional turmoil and the struggle to let go of a former lover. The lyrics delve into the artist's internal conflict between the yearning to return to a past love and the recognition that it may not be beneficial for his well-being.

Throughout the song, the artists express a deep sense of nostalgia and regret, reflecting on the unique and intense connection they once shared with their ex-partner. The recurring line 'Pensando como los loco' que si no es tu cuerpo, más ninguno toco' reveals a fixation on the physical intimacy they experienced, suggesting that no other relationship has been able to match that level of passion. The lyrics also touch on the theme of pride and self-respect, with lines like 'Y tú lo llamas orgullo, pero, baby, eso es amor propio,' indicating a struggle between wanting to reach out and maintaining one's dignity.

Musically, the song is rooted in the urban Latin genre, with a blend of reggaeton and trap influences that underscore the emotional weight of the lyrics. Brray and his collaborators use a mix of raw, confessional verses and melodic hooks to convey the pain of a broken heart. The collaboration between these artists adds layers of perspective to the theme, as each brings their own style and emotional depth to the track. 'Corazón Roto pt. 3' resonates with listeners who have experienced the bittersweet process of holding onto memories while trying to heal and move forward.