Bienvenidos a Flow City

The song 'Bienvenidos a Flow City' by 3AM delves into the emotional turmoil of unrequited love and the journey towards self-recovery. The lyrics express the pain of giving everything to someone who fails to reciprocate or appreciate the love and trust offered. The artist reflects on the emptiness left by this one-sided relationship and the struggle to move on from the betrayal of being broken by someone they had hoped to rely on.

The chorus repeats questions about whether the artist loved, missed, or thought about the person in question, with the response 'Puede ser que sí' (It could be that yes), indicating a past affection that is no longer actionable because 'se te hizo tarde' (it's too late now). This suggests a realization that despite the lingering feelings, the time for that relationship has passed. The artist is now focusing on self-care and moving forward, rejecting the idea that love is deserved or necessary for happiness.

The latter part of the song shifts to a more assertive tone, with the artist declaring a preference for independence ('mejor on my own') and a newfound attention from others ('I got bitches llamándome al phone'). The lyrics also touch on the idea that the person was not in love with the artist as a person, but rather with the artist's 'flow' or the persona. This realization brings a sense of closure and empowerment, as the artist acknowledges their worth beyond the failed relationship.