911

Sech's song '911' is a candid portrayal of a toxic relationship and the liberation one feels after its end. The lyrics express a narrative of personal growth and newfound freedom following a breakup. The artist uses the metaphor of being imprisoned by the relationship, describing the former partner as a 'curse' rather than just bad, indicating a deep and harmful impact on his life. The refrain 'Tú te fuiste y desde entonces' ('You left and since then') marks the turning point where the artist starts experiencing a more fulfilling life, with 'más dinero, más culo' symbolizing an increase in wealth and sexual encounters, which he views as improvements.

The song also touches on themes of deceit and betrayal, as Sech reflects on the lies told by his ex-partner, who claimed to be unable to live without him, yet continues to breathe, metaphorically speaking. This realization leads to a dismissive attitude towards the past lover, suggesting that they call '911' for help instead of reaching out to him, hence the title of the song. The repetition of 'Si estás herida, pues llama al 911, no a mí' ('If you're hurt, then call 911, not me') emphasizes his detachment and unwillingness to be involved in the ex-partner's life any longer.

Musically, Sech is known for his reggaeton and Latin R&B style, which often includes themes of romance, heartbreak, and personal experiences. '911' is a track that combines catchy rhythms with a narrative of overcoming a negative relationship, resonating with listeners who have faced similar situations. The song's upbeat tempo contrasts with the somber themes, creating a powerful anthem for those celebrating their escape from toxic love.