Dolores (feat. Cazzu y Rels B)

The song 'Dolores' by Choclock, featuring Cazzu and Rels B, delves into the emotional turmoil and heartache following a breakup. The title itself, 'Dolores,' is a play on words in Spanish, meaning 'pains' and also a common female name, which could be interpreted as the personification of the pain caused by a woman named Dolores or simply the anguish one feels. The lyrics repeatedly ask, 'Why do you do it like this?' highlighting the confusion and disbelief at the partner's departure and the resulting emotional half-state the singer is left in.

The verses paint a picture of the aftermath of a relationship, where silence serves as a reminder of their separation, and the physical space they once shared is now a scene of disarray and distance. The song's chorus emphasizes that no amount of money can buy love or mend a broken heart, as the singer is left with 'dolores' instead of dollars. This clever wordplay underscores the futility of material wealth in the face of emotional loss. The lyrics also express a sense of betrayal and the struggle to move past resentment, questioning why the partner made them fall in love if it was destined to end in pain.

The song's emotional weight is further amplified by the mention of February, a month often associated with love due to Valentine's Day, contrasting the prosperity of 'raining money' with the burning pain of unrequited love. The plea not to be left alone and the admission of feeling like dying without the partner's presence are powerful expressions of vulnerability and the depth of the singer's feelings. 'Dolores' is a poignant exploration of the complexities of love, the hurt of abandonment, and the struggle to cope with the remnants of a once-passionate relationship.