EN ALTAVOZ (part. Junior H)

Grupo Frontera, a band known for their modern take on regional Mexican music, often blending traditional sounds with contemporary influences, delivers a poignant tale of longing and unresolved feelings in their song 'EN ALTAVOZ (feat. Junior H)'. The lyrics of the song depict a narrator who is struggling to come to terms with the end of a relationship, reaching out to their former lover in a moment of vulnerability and intoxication.

The song's title, 'EN ALTAVOZ', which translates to 'On Speaker', metaphorically amplifies the narrator's desperate plea to be heard. The act of calling and asking to be put on speakerphone symbolizes a desire for open communication and a wish that their emotions be acknowledged loudly and clearly. The lyrics express a deep sense of regret and an inability to move on, as the narrator admits to breaking their promise not to call and confesses to spending all day thinking about their lost love.

The collaboration with Junior H adds another layer to the song, as both artists convey the pain of love that has slipped away. The repeated lines 'Yo sé que me quieres y que te hago falta' ('I know you want me and that you miss me') suggest a belief that the feelings are still mutual, despite the current silence. The song resonates with anyone who has experienced the turmoil of a breakup, the sleepless nights, and the hope that love can be rekindled. The raw emotion in the lyrics, combined with the heartfelt delivery, makes 'EN ALTAVOZ' a relatable anthem for the lovelorn.