Goteras

Sech's song 'Goteras' delves into the emotional turmoil and introspection following a breakup. The Panamanian artist, known for his heartfelt lyrics and smooth reggaeton beats, uses this track to express the pain and regret that come with the end of a relationship. The song opens with a sincere acknowledgment of the situation, setting the tone for a candid exploration of his feelings.

The lyrics reveal a man grappling with the aftermath of a breakup, using metaphors like 'las goteras despué' del aguacero' (the leaks after the downpour) to illustrate the lingering pain and unresolved emotions. Sech admits his faults and the mistakes that led to the separation, highlighting a sense of accountability and self-awareness. The recurring mention of 'perco y pasto' (Percocet and weed) suggests his attempt to numb the pain and find the courage to confront his feelings.

Throughout the song, Sech reflects on the time spent together and the impact of the breakup on his life. He acknowledges that life goes on and that his ex-partner might find someone new, but he struggles with moving on himself. The line 'Cuando otro te desnude, no te olvide' que te tuve' (When another undresses you, don't forget that I had you) poignantly captures the lingering attachment and the difficulty of letting go. 'Goteras' is a raw and honest portrayal of heartbreak, showcasing Sech's ability to connect with listeners through his emotive storytelling and relatable experiences.