Other Friends (español)

The song 'Other Friends (español)' performed by Bastian Cortes appears to be a Spanish version of a song that deals with themes of betrayal, discovery, and confrontation. The lyrics convey a sense of having been left out or replaced, as the speaker learns about 'other friends' that they are finally getting to meet. This suggests a scenario where the speaker feels betrayed by someone close to them, who has kept other relationships or actions hidden.

The repeated lines about hearing the story 'again and again' and not liking the ending imply a revelation that has been made, one that is unpleasant and perhaps involves deceit. The questions posed in the lyrics express a mixture of confusion, curiosity, and anger. The speaker is trying to piece together what happened during their absence and is confronting the person or people who have wronged them. The mention of a 'game' that the speaker was unaware they were playing indicates a situation where they were manipulated or taken advantage of without their knowledge.

The latter part of the song shifts to a more confrontational tone, with the speaker declaring their intent to play a new game, one they intend to win. This suggests a desire for retribution or to regain control of the situation. The repeated assertion of finally getting to meet these 'other friends' could be interpreted as the speaker facing their betrayer and the situation head-on, ready to challenge the status quo and perhaps turn the tables.