ATEO

Feid's song 'ATEO' delves into the emotional turmoil following a breakup, where the protagonist is struggling with the lingering feelings for a past lover. The title 'ATEO,' which translates to 'atheist' in English, is a metaphor for the loss of belief, not in a religious sense, but in the realm of love and relationships. The lyrics express a sense of betrayal and disillusionment that has led the singer to distrust others, particularly in romantic contexts.

The song's narrative revolves around the protagonist's inability to move on, as evidenced by lines like 'Estás parqueada en mi cora y no puedo borrarte' (You're parked in my heart and I can't erase you). The singer uses the act of drinking and partying as an escape from the pain, yet acknowledges that these actions are in the name of the lost love. The repeated references to not receiving messages but watching videos suggest a one-sided longing, where the protagonist is still deeply invested in the life of the ex-partner.

Feid's musical style often blends reggaeton with elements of urban music, and 'ATEO' is no exception. The song's catchy rhythm and poignant lyrics create a contrast that underscores the emotional conflict. The protagonist's desire to rekindle the physical aspect of the relationship ('Quiero volver a entrar, ven, metámosle al sexo') is juxtaposed with the knowledge that the emotional connection has been severed, leaving the singer in a state of confusion and yearning.