Historial (part. DrefQuila y Samantha Barrón)

Gera MX's song 'Historial,' featuring DrefQuila and Samantha Barrón, delves into the complexities of love, regret, and the lingering shadows of past mistakes. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a tumultuous relationship where both partners are haunted by their histories. The opening lines, 'Una cubana por el cuello te brilla muy diferente / Un expediente que he borrado pero no es decente,' suggest a sense of guilt and the struggle to move past previous transgressions. The metaphor of a 'cubana' (a type of chain) shining differently hints at the uniqueness of the relationship, yet it's tainted by an indecent past that can't be fully erased.

The song continues to explore the theme of inner conflict and the influence of one's environment. Gera MX raps, 'La calle me hizo un perro y los perros siempre traen hambre,' indicating that his rough upbringing has left him with an insatiable hunger for more, whether it be love, success, or validation. This line underscores the idea that one's past and environment shape their present actions and desires. The imagery of being a 'turista de lunares' (tourist of moles) and the fleeting moments of passion ('Quedan dos segundos, bésame no pares') highlight the transient nature of their relationship, filled with brief, intense encounters.

The chorus, 'Somos un reloj de arena se consumen por las horas / Tu playa perfecta, pero me quedé sin olas,' uses the metaphor of an hourglass to signify the inevitable passage of time and the erosion of their relationship. The 'playa perfecta' (perfect beach) without waves symbolizes a once-ideal relationship that has lost its vitality. The repeated plea, 'Ey, bebé, dime qué vamo' a hacer,' reflects the confusion and desperation to find a resolution, even as the relationship seems beyond repair. The song concludes with a sense of resignation and acceptance, as Gera MX acknowledges that they have run out of time and that the memories of their love will linger, even as they part ways.