Aguante

Feid's song 'Aguante' delves into the emotional turmoil of trying to move on from a past relationship. The lyrics paint a picture of a night out, where the protagonist is determined not to dwell on memories of a former lover, even if it means indulging in substances and partying hard. The use of 'aguante' in the song, which can be translated to 'endurance' or 'support,' suggests a need for resilience and the support of friends ('gángsters' and 'maleante') to get through the tough times. The repeated references to not looking at the ex's photos on the phone, despite being under the influence, underscores the struggle of letting go.

The song also touches on the theme of escapism through luxury and excess. The mention of VIP areas, Hennessy, and being surrounded by 'gatas' (a colloquial term for attractive women) indicates an attempt to distract oneself from heartache with material pleasures and new romantic interests. However, the recurring line 'pa' olvidarme de ti' (to forget about you) reveals that these distractions are just temporary measures to cope with lingering feelings.

Feid's musical style, which often blends reggaeton with more melodic elements, serves as the backdrop for this narrative of heartbreak and attempted recovery. The upbeat tempo and rhythm contrast with the melancholic subject matter, creating a dynamic tension that reflects the protagonist's internal conflict between moving on and holding on to the past.