Nitro+ (feat. Zizzy)

Álvaro Díaz's song 'Nitro+ (feat. Zizzy)' is a high-octane exploration of a fast-paced, tumultuous relationship. The lyrics are rich with automotive metaphors, likening the intensity and speed of the romance to a high-speed car chase. The song opens with the protagonist meeting a captivating woman on the West Side, who quickly makes him forget everything else. This sets the stage for a relationship that moves at breakneck speed, with the woman being described as 'using nitro,' a reference to nitrous oxide used in racing to boost speed.

The chorus repeatedly emphasizes the idea of 'cheating' by using nitro, suggesting that the woman is moving on from the relationship so quickly that it feels unfair. The protagonist feels left behind, unable to keep up with her accelerated pace. The lyrics also reference popular car culture, including 'Need For Speed' and 'Fast and Furious,' to further illustrate the high-speed nature of their interactions. The woman is portrayed as someone who is always in a rush, leaving the protagonist in the dust and making him feel forgotten.

In the second verse, the song delves deeper into the emotional impact of this fast-paced relationship. The protagonist reminisces about a time when the woman told him that no one had ever treated her better, yet now she seems to have moved on without a second thought. The imagery of drifting and racing continues, with mentions of 'drifting away' and 'Forgiato wheels,' symbolizing the woman's swift departure. The protagonist is left feeling empty and unhappy, much like the character O'Conner from 'Fast and Furious' without his partner Mia. The song captures the essence of a love that burns bright and fast, leaving a trail of emotional wreckage in its wake.