Lo 100to (feat. Seven Kayne)

Lautaro López's song 'Lo 100to (feat. Seven Kayne)' delves deep into the emotional turmoil of a broken relationship. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a heart in distress, grappling with the aftermath of love lost. The recurring theme of 'demonios y flashes' symbolizes the internal and external struggles that prevent the narrator from moving on and finding love again. These 'demons' could represent personal insecurities, past traumas, or even the haunting memories of the relationship itself.

The song's chorus emphasizes the finality of the breakup, with the narrator repeatedly stating that it's too late to try again. This sense of irreversible loss is compounded by the imagery of a broken heart seeking to heal. The act of writing while looking at a photo of the ex-lover signifies a desperate attempt to process the pain and find closure. The mention of 'nada más que esta canción' highlights how the song itself becomes a vessel for the narrator's lingering emotions and memories.

The verses further explore the depth of the narrator's sorrow and longing. The dark, lonely nights spent crying and the desire for the ex-lover's presence underscore the profound impact of the breakup. The repeated assertion that the narrator doesn't want anyone else if it's not the ex-lover reveals a deep sense of attachment and the difficulty of moving on. The song also touches on themes of betrayal and regret, with the narrator acknowledging the ex-lover's mistakes and deceit. Despite the pain, there's a sense of resignation and acceptance that the relationship is truly over, leaving behind only memories and the song itself as a testament to the love that once was.