Las 5 (part. G Sony y Rodrigo Tapari)

The song 'Las 5' by Migrantes, featuring G Sony and Rodrigo Tapari, delves into the emotional turmoil of a love that has ended but still lingers in the heart of the protagonist. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of someone who is 'malacostumbrado' or 'badly accustomed' to receiving messages of affection from their ex-partner. This person is struggling with the reality that their former lover has moved on, as evidenced by the photos in another bed, yet they can't help but fantasize about the past and what they used to share.

The chorus, 'Que se hagan las 5, te busco el viernes y te llevo el domingo,' reflects a longing for the routine and intimacy they once had. The protagonist is caught in a loop of hope and despair, wishing for the weekend to come so they can reunite, even if just in their dreams. The repetition of 'Ahora todo es distinto, sé que te fuiste, pero igual no me rindo' underscores their refusal to give up on the possibility of rekindling the romance, despite knowing deep down that things have changed.

The song also touches on the physical and emotional connections that are hard to let go of. Lines like 'Que nuestros labios se choquen como dos copas' and 'Besar tu roja boca' evoke the intense passion they once shared. The protagonist is haunted by memories of tender moments, such as being called 'mi amor' and having their face caressed, which makes the current state of being ignored even more painful. The song captures the essence of heartache, the difficulty of moving on, and the hope that love might still find a way back.