360

Che Pasta's song '360' is a raw and candid portrayal of heartbreak, disillusionment, and the struggle to move on. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a tumultuous relationship where the protagonist feels used and discarded. The opening lines set the tone, describing a night where the protagonist feels betrayed and forgotten, symbolized by the metaphor of being 'peeled' and then abandoned. This imagery suggests a sense of vulnerability and exposure, only to be met with emotional devastation.

The song delves into the protagonist's attempts to cope with the heartbreak, including pawning personal belongings to buy beer, only to be further disappointed when the love interest refuses to drink. This refusal is not just about the beer but symbolizes a deeper rejection and incompatibility. The protagonist's self-awareness is evident in the line 'Eso me pasa por pendejo,' acknowledging their own foolishness for falling for someone who was never serious about the relationship.

A significant part of the song is the protagonist's attempt to find solace in skateboarding, only to face physical pain and public humiliation when they fall and are laughed at by the very person who broke their heart. This scene encapsulates the theme of repeated humiliation and the struggle to maintain dignity. The song concludes with a resolution to stop seeking the love interest, despite the difficulty in finding them, and a resigned acknowledgment of their attractiveness. The repeated refrain 'Lastima eres un pinche viejonon' underscores the protagonist's frustration and lingering attraction, highlighting the complexity of moving on from a toxic relationship.