TBT (feat. Sebastián Yatra y Rauw Alejandro)

Manuel Turizo's song 'TBT,' featuring Sebastián Yatra and Rauw Alejandro, delves into the complex emotions of nostalgia and unresolved love. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a past relationship that continues to haunt the present. The acronym 'TBT' stands for 'Throwback Thursday,' a popular social media trend where people share old photos and memories. In this context, the song uses 'TBT' as a metaphor for longing to return to a past love, urging the listener to 'convert it into a TBT,' or to revisit and rekindle the old flame.

The song's narrative revolves around the idea of being with someone you can't truly love because your heart belongs to someone else. The lyrics repeatedly highlight the internal conflict of thinking about a past lover while being with a current partner. This emotional turmoil is evident in lines like 'Estás con alguien que no puedes amar, pensando en mí cuando lo vas a besar,' which translates to 'You are with someone you can't love, thinking of me when you kiss them.' The song suggests that such relationships are doomed to fail, as the heart's true desires cannot be ignored.

The collaboration between Turizo, Yatra, and Alejandro adds layers of depth to the song, each artist bringing their unique style and emotional intensity. The lyrics also touch on the idea of fate and destiny, with references to Cupid and the inevitability of their love. The song's upbeat tempo contrasts with its melancholic theme, creating a dynamic listening experience that resonates with anyone who has experienced the pain of a lost love. The repeated call to 'atrévete, vete,' or 'dare to leave,' serves as a powerful reminder to follow one's heart, even if it means revisiting the past.