Buenos Días (part. Bhavi y Blackthoven)

DrefQuila's song 'Buenos Días,' featuring Bhavi and Blackthoven, is a poignant exploration of nostalgia and heartache. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a past relationship that the artist deeply misses. The recurring line, 'Qué buenos día', eso' cuando despertaba contigo y tú aún me quería', sets the tone for the entire song, reminiscing about the days when the artist woke up next to his lover, who still cared for him. This longing for the past is a central theme, as he wishes for those days to return, highlighting the emptiness he feels now that his mind and bed are vacant.

The song delves into the emotional turmoil that follows a breakup. DrefQuila describes his current state of mind as 'vacía, vacía, -cía,' emphasizing the void left by his lost love. He admits to unhealthy coping mechanisms, such as not eating and feeling like a 'turista sin guía,' a tourist without a guide, indicating his sense of being lost and directionless. The lyrics also touch on his attempts to fill this void, whether through substances or other distractions, but ultimately, he remains haunted by memories of his past relationship.

Cultural references, such as reviving Notorious B.I.G. and winning the Super Bowl for his lover, add layers to the song, showcasing the lengths he would go to win her back. The mention of 'conversaría con los blunts' suggests a conversation with his vices, further illustrating his struggle to move on. The song's melancholic tone is underscored by the repetition of the chorus, reinforcing the artist's deep-seated yearning for the days when he was happy and in love. 'Buenos Días' is a heartfelt reflection on love lost and the enduring impact it has on one's life.