BORRACHA (feat. Felix Klain)

In 'BORRACHA,' Ovy On The Drums, featuring Felix Klain, delves into the emotional turmoil and transformation of a woman who has drastically changed her lifestyle. The song opens with a sense of confusion and concern as the narrator notices the woman's shift from her usual self. She is now frequently seen partying and drinking, behaviors that are out of character for her. This change is highlighted by the repeated line, 'Me dijeron que te vieron en la disco borracha,' which translates to 'They told me they saw you drunk at the club.' The narrator is puzzled and hurt, trying to understand what led to this transformation.

The lyrics suggest that the woman might be trying to escape from a past relationship or emotional pain. The line '¿Será que del amor se cansó?' ('Could it be that she got tired of love?') hints at a possible heartbreak or disillusionment with love. This emotional exhaustion seems to have driven her to seek solace in nightlife and alcohol, abandoning her previous life and even her friends. The song paints a picture of someone who is lost and trying to cope with their feelings in a self-destructive manner.

Cultural references in the song, such as the mention of Instagram and gym routines, ground the narrative in contemporary society, where social media often plays a role in how people present their lives and cope with their issues. The song also touches on themes of identity and change, as the woman is described as a 'bandida' (bandit) and a 'farsante' (fraud), indicating that her new lifestyle is seen as a betrayal of her true self. Through its catchy reggaeton beats and poignant lyrics, 'BORRACHA' captures the pain of watching someone you care about lose themselves in the wake of emotional distress.