TLC

In 'TLC,' Cruz Cafuné delves into the emotional turmoil and complexities of a breakup. The song opens with the acknowledgment that ending the relationship was the best decision for both parties, yet the pain and lingering feelings are palpable. Cruz Cafuné's lyrics reveal a struggle to move on, as he asks his ex not to mention her new partner, who he sees merely as a replacement. The reference to 'three like TLC' is a nod to the famous R&B group TLC, symbolizing his attempt to distract himself with multiple partners, though it’s clear this is a superficial remedy for his deeper emotional wounds.

The narrative continues with Cruz Cafuné admitting to self-deception and escapism. He describes nights spent in strip clubs and fleeting encounters, all in an effort to forget his ex. Despite these efforts, he confesses that he hasn't truly moved on. The imagery of being on a Zodiac boat with 'three girlfriends' and indulging in alcohol underscores his attempts to fill the void left by the breakup. The question 'Are you happy?' directed at his ex, highlights his lingering attachment and curiosity about her well-being, even as he tries to convince himself that he's better off without her.

Maikel Delacalle's verse adds another layer to the song, expressing a mix of resentment and indifference. He dismisses the new partner's ability to satisfy his ex, contrasting it with the passion they once shared. His declaration that he no longer wants her and his assertion that she deserves what she has now, reflect a defensive mechanism to cope with the loss. The song concludes with a sample from Left Eye of TLC, which adds a poignant touch, emphasizing themes of resilience and the desire for a meaningful life despite setbacks. 'TLC' is a raw and honest portrayal of the struggle to move on from a significant relationship, capturing the pain, denial, and eventual acceptance that comes with heartbreak.