Guaro (remix) (feat. Alzate, Carin Leon, Darío Gómez, El Charrito Negro, Jhon Alex Castaño, Jhonny Rivera, Juan Pablo Navarrete, Luis Alberto Posada, Pipe Bueno y Yeison Jimenez)

Jessi Uribe's song "Guaro (remix)" featuring a star-studded lineup of artists like Alzate, Carin Leon, Darío Gómez, and others, is a vibrant anthem of heartbreak and revelry. The song's lyrics paint a vivid picture of a man who has been left by his woman and is now seeking solace in alcohol and the company of friends. The repeated call for "guaro, cerveza y licor" (aguardiente, beer, and liquor) and the presence of women to "pasarla cabrón" (have a great time) underscore a desperate attempt to drown his sorrows and forget his pain through a night of heavy drinking and partying.

The song's narrative is steeped in the culture of machismo and the traditional Latin American response to heartbreak. The protagonist's declaration that he will forget his ex-lover and the bravado in lines like "Pa' que yo llore, la neta, no traes con qué" (For me to cry, honestly, you don't have what it takes) reflect a facade of strength and indifference. However, the underlying pain is evident in the verses where he admits to being "adolorido y un poco confundido" (in pain and a bit confused), revealing the emotional turmoil beneath the surface.

Musically, the song blends elements of regional Mexican music with modern influences, creating a festive yet melancholic atmosphere. The inclusion of mariachi, a traditional Mexican music style, adds to the cultural richness of the song. The communal aspect of drinking and singing with friends is a significant part of the narrative, highlighting the importance of camaraderie in coping with personal loss. The song ultimately captures the duality of seeking joy in the midst of sorrow, a common theme in many Latin American ballads.