Más de La Una (feat. Maluma)

Piso 21's song 'Más de La Una,' featuring Maluma, delves into the emotional turmoil and regret that follows a failed relationship. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a man who acknowledges his mistakes and the pain he has caused his partner. The recurring theme of it being 'más de la una' (past one o'clock) and not receiving any response from his ex-lover highlights his anxiety and longing for reconciliation. This time of night often symbolizes loneliness and introspection, making it a fitting backdrop for the protagonist's emotional state.

The song's narrative is driven by the protagonist's internal conflict. He grapples with whether to blame alcohol for his actions or accept full responsibility for his mistakes. This duality is a common theme in songs about regret and self-reflection. The lyrics 'Y ya no sé si culpar al alcohol, si el culpable soy yo' (And I don't know whether to blame the alcohol, if I'm the one to blame) encapsulate this struggle. The protagonist's remorse is palpable, especially when he admits that he feels worse knowing he is the cause of his own suffering.

Maluma's verse adds another layer to the story, emphasizing the protagonist's jealousy and fear of being replaced. Lines like '¿Quién va a sacar una sonrisa de su linda cara?' (Who will bring a smile to her beautiful face?) and 'Es el fucking karma que no perdona' (It's the fucking karma that doesn't forgive) reveal his deep-seated insecurities and the realization that his actions have consequences. The song concludes with a sense of unresolved tension, as the protagonist continues to wonder who his ex-lover is with, unable to move on from his past mistakes.

'Más de La Una' is a poignant exploration of regret, self-blame, and the haunting nature of lost love. It captures the essence of late-night introspection and the emotional weight of realizing too late the value of what was lost.