4 Estaciones

BEBESHITO's '4 Estaciones' is a poignant exploration of the lifecycle of a romantic relationship, using the metaphor of the four seasons to illustrate its evolution and eventual demise. The song begins with the excitement and promise of new love, akin to the blossoming of spring. The artist recalls the initial stages where everything felt perfect and the relationship was full of passion, symbolized by the sweetness of 'eating your bonbon' and the vows of eternal love.

As the song progresses, the narrative shifts to a summer setting, where the couple is deeply involved, sharing intimate moments like taking selfies on the beach. However, this warmth and intimacy do not last, as the relationship cools down into a cold and distant winter. The artist expresses a sense of betrayal and confusion, questioning why the partner became so cold and distant, leaving him with a sense of loss and emptiness. The repeated Spanish exclamation 'coño' emphasizes the artist's frustration and heartache over the unexpected end of the relationship.

The final verses of '4 Estaciones' reflect on the aftermath of the breakup, with the artist still holding onto the memories and the pain of the separation. The repetition of 'singing songs with my four seasons' signifies the cyclical nature of love and heartbreak, and the realization that life goes on, albeit with a sense of emptiness. The song captures the universal experience of love's changing seasons, from the hopeful beginnings to the painful endings, and the enduring impact it leaves on the heart.