3 AM (part. Brytiago)

Eladio Carrión's '3 AM (feat. Brytiago)' is a poignant reflection on heartbreak and the struggle to move on from a past relationship. The song's title itself sets the scene for a late-night moment of vulnerability, where thoughts and emotions are often most raw and unfiltered. The lyrics depict the artist grappling with the pain of a love that has ended, as he tries to find solace in the arms of someone new, yet remains haunted by the memory of his former lover.

The song's narrative unfolds in the early morning hours, a time often associated with loneliness and introspection. Carrión's lyrics express a deep yearning for the warmth and affection he once shared with his ex-partner, highlighting the emptiness he feels now that the relationship is over. The repetition of 'Estuve toda la noche' (I was up all night) emphasizes the restless and futile attempts to distract himself from the pain, whether through other people, alcohol, or smoking. Despite these efforts, the artist admits that his ex remains irreplaceable, and he is unable to truly forget her.

The collaboration with Brytiago adds another layer to the song, as both artists convey the complexity of their emotions through their performances. The music, typical of Eladio Carrión's style, blends elements of reggaeton and trap, creating a moody and atmospheric backdrop for the lyrics. The song resonates with anyone who has experienced the difficulty of moving on from a significant relationship, capturing the universal feeling of longing for what was once a profound connection.