200 Copas

Sebastian Velásquez's song '200 Copas' delves into the emotional turmoil and eventual self-discovery that follows a painful breakup. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a man who has been deeply hurt by a past relationship, leading him to a period of self-reflection and transformation. The song begins with the protagonist recounting the numerous times he suffered because of his ex, describing how the heartbreak turned him into someone who lies to cope with the pain. This sets the stage for a narrative of struggle and the quest for healing.

As the song progresses, the protagonist admits to trying to forget his ex by being with someone else, but finding that it wasn't enough to mend his broken heart. He confides in his ex's friend, revealing his reality and the lessons he's learned. The chorus highlights a significant turning point where he feels liberated and empowered after distancing himself from the toxic relationship. He describes feeling like a 'fucking hombre millonario' (a fucking millionaire) and no longer having any adversaries, symbolizing his newfound confidence and self-worth.

The repeated mention of '200 copas' (200 drinks) and dancing to 'Tusa' with someone new signifies his attempt to drown his sorrows and move on. However, he acknowledges that both he and his ex share the blame for the relationship's failure. The song concludes with a toast to the lessons learned and a recognition that in any breakup, there are always two sides to the story. Velásquez's raw and honest lyrics resonate with anyone who has experienced the pain of a breakup and the journey towards self-acceptance and growth.