BORRACHA (part. Maria Becerra)

Gloria Trevi's song 'BORRACHA,' featuring Maria Becerra, is a powerful anthem of empowerment and self-realization in the face of betrayal. The lyrics tell the story of a woman who is fed up with her partner's infidelity and drunken calls. The repeated line 'Estás borracho' (You're drunk) highlights the partner's cowardice and inability to face issues soberly. This sets the stage for the protagonist's decision to reclaim her strength and independence.

The song's chorus, with its repetitive 'Voy a tomar, tomar, tomar' (I'm going to drink, drink, drink), serves as a cathartic release for the protagonist. She decides to drown her sorrows in alcohol, not to forget her partner, but to heal from the emotional wounds inflicted by his betrayal. The act of drinking becomes a metaphor for taking control of her own narrative and emotions. The lyrics 'Le voy a echar tequila y sal a esta herida' (I'm going to pour tequila and salt on this wound) vividly illustrate her determination to face the pain head-on and emerge stronger.

The song also addresses the theme of self-worth and moving on. The protagonist declares that she is better off without her unfaithful partner, as seen in the lines 'Vas a sufrir cuando te toque ver que sin ti estoy bien' (You're going to suffer when you see that I'm fine without you). This message of self-empowerment is further emphasized by the collaboration with Maria Becerra, whose presence adds a layer of solidarity and shared experience. Together, they create a narrative that resonates with anyone who has ever felt the sting of betrayal and the subsequent journey to self-discovery and empowerment.