Chicha

Jean Paul Medroa's song 'Chicha' delves into the emotional turmoil and self-discovery that follows a breakup. The narrative begins with the acknowledgment of a past love that both parties deeply miss, yet something inexplicable led to their separation. This sets the stage for a journey through the aftermath of heartbreak, where the protagonist attempts to cope with the pain through escapism and self-reflection.

The lyrics vividly describe a night out, where the protagonist tries to forget the memories that haunt them. The party scene is depicted as a temporary distraction, filled with alcohol and fleeting interactions. However, these attempts to ignore the pain only lead to feelings of guilt and confusion. The protagonist becomes a 'perfect target' for others seeking attention, highlighting the vulnerability and emotional instability that often accompany heartbreak.

Medroa's message is clear: one should not change themselves to fit in or to escape their feelings. The repeated advice to cry and scream if needed emphasizes the importance of confronting and expressing emotions rather than suppressing them. The song also touches on the inevitability of making mistakes and the importance of moving forward without dwelling on the past. 'Chicha' ultimately encourages self-acceptance and resilience, reminding listeners that while life may be unfair, it is crucial to play the game and never look back.