LOS DOS Lyrics – Grupo Frontera In English Translation ft. Morat

[Verso 1: Payo Solís]
The narrator reflects on the past month, feeling their world turned upside down. Despite the breakup, reminders of their ex still linger, like the dress left in the drawer. They reminisce about the typical Fridays spent together, drinking at their favorite bar and dancing amidst the noise, indicating how deeply intertwined their memories are with their surroundings.

[Pre-Coro: Juan Pablo Isaza]
This section reveals the narrator's struggle with being alone. They express the pain of being drunk without their ex and the futile search for comfort in others. The emptiness is profound, highlighting the emotional void left by the breakup.

[Coro: Payo Solís]
In the chorus, the narrator admits to playing a game of pretending everything is fine when it's not. They deny the world ending every time their ex leaves, trying to convince themselves they are unaffected. Listening to their song and burning a painful voice note symbolize attempts to erase memories, yet the voice note resurfaces, bringing back the pain of saying goodbye.

[Post-Coro: Juan Pablo Isaza]
The post-chorus emphasizes the narrator's self-destructive behavior, drowning in alcohol to numb the pain and protect their heart. It's a desperate attempt to cope with the overwhelming emotions of the breakup.

[Interludio: Julian Peña Jr.]
This brief interlude introduces the collaboration between Grupo Frontera and Morat, adding a moment of acknowledgment to the featured artists.

[Verso 2: Payo Solís & Morat]
The narrator continues to grapple with their feelings, acknowledging the existence of a message from their ex. They plan to deny its existence for the night, only to want to hear it again tomorrow. The narrator is convinced that as long as they don't respond, their ex hasn't truly left. They question what else they can lose if their ex isn't coming back, illustrating their emotional turmoil.

[Coro: Payo Solís & Morat]
The chorus repeats, reinforcing the theme of denial and the struggle to accept the end of the relationship. The repeated act of listening to their song and burning the voice note signifies the cyclical nature of their pain and attempts at closure.

[Post-Coro: Payo Solís & Morat]
The final post-chorus reiterates the narrator's state of drowning in alcohol to save their heart, emphasizing the depth of their sorrow and the desperate measures taken to cope with the loss. The repetition of "Si supieras" (If you knew) underscores the longing for their ex to understand their pain.