Hace Un Mes

Myke Towers' song 'Hace Un Mes' delves into the complexities of a modern romantic relationship, blending themes of desire, emotional detachment, and the consequences of intense physical connections. The lyrics reveal a narrative where the protagonist reflects on a past relationship that has become strained due to the intense and somewhat obsessive nature of his partner. The phrase 'Ya no se lo pongo hace un mes' (I haven't given it to her in a month) is repeated throughout the song, indicating a deliberate distance he has created to manage the situation.

The song's lyrics are rich with metaphors and cultural references. For instance, the line 'Se puso psycho y hasta el celu' cambié' (She went psycho, and I even changed my phone) suggests the extreme measures the protagonist has taken to avoid his partner's obsessive behavior. The use of social media references, such as 'por dm me envió un: Espero que estés bien' (she sent me a DM saying: I hope you're well), highlights the modern context of their relationship and the way technology plays a role in their communication.

Myke Towers, known for his reggaeton and Latin trap style, often explores themes of love, lust, and street life in his music. In 'Hace Un Mes,' he combines these elements to paint a picture of a relationship that is both passionate and problematic. The song's narrative suggests a struggle between maintaining personal freedom and dealing with the emotional fallout of a passionate affair. The protagonist's reluctance to fully commit ('Pero no pidas el trono') and his preference for a more casual, physical relationship ('En la cama se mi puta, no mi dama') underscore the tension between love and lust.