“PIToRRO DE COCO” is a new Spanish song by Bad Bunny. The track, written by Bad Bunny, is produced by MAG, Tainy, La Paciencia, and Chuíto el de Bayamón. It was published on Bad Bunny’s official YouTube channel and serves as the second single from the album DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS. Released unexpectedly on December 26, 2024, the song blends traditional Puerto Rican festive music with modern reggaeton influences, creating a unique soundscape that resonates with the holiday spirit.
The song captures themes of nostalgia, heartbreak, and holiday festivities, focusing on the cultural essence of Puerto Rico, symbolized by “pitorro de coco,” a strong coconut-based rum. Through its lyrics, Bad Bunny narrates a bittersweet story of love, loss, and yearning during the festive season, intertwining personal emotions with the celebratory atmosphere of Christmas and New Year.
PIToRRO DE COCO Details
Song | PIToRRO DE COCO |
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Artists | Bad Bunny |
Written By | Bad Bunny |
Produced By | MAG, Tainy, La Paciencia & Chuíto el de Bayamón |
Label | Bad Bunny |
Language | Spanish |
Released Date | Dec 26, 2024 |
PIToRRO DE COCO (English Translation) Lyrics
[Verse 1]
Another Christmas where I wished for you
Another Christmas, and you’re not here
Happy New Year, but not so happy for me
You got a kiss at midnight, and it wasn’t from me
A year ago, I was right there, a year ago I was right there
A year ago, your first hug was just for me
You had me in the clouds, but like lightning, I fell
I fell, I fell, and now
[Chorus]
Not a single call, not even a text
The brothers are giving me a hard time, they say I’m on a trip
It’s 12:04, and I’m already wasted
Crying and drinking coconut pitorro
Grandpa brought it so I could have fun
Not to cry over some girl at 12 o’clock
[Post-Chorus]
Rumba
Hey, hey
[Verse 2]
I asked for you from the Kings and Santa Claus
The Kings ignored me, and Santa never showed up
If you’re not here, it’s because God wanted so
I always knew you were bad, don’t think I’m blind
I’d close my eyes and kiss you all over again
With double six and double five, you blocked my game
You and I are the same, we’ll meet again
[Bridge]
Uh, uh, uh, hope I never meet someone like you
Uh, uh, uh, you’re bad, you left just like the lights do
Still, your face popped into my head at midnight when the year was through
Uh, uh, uh, and it hurt
[Chorus]
Not a single call, not even a text
The brothers are giving me a hard time, they say I’m on a trip
It’s 12:04, and I’m already wasted
Crying and drinking coconut pitorro
Grandpa brought it so I could have fun
Not to cry over some girl at 12 o’clock
[Outro]
Watch out, Eduardo, watch out
What a damn shame
PIToRRO DE COCO Meaning
[Verse 1]
In the opening verse, Bad Bunny reflects on a past Christmas where he longed for a loved one’s presence. The holiday season becomes a painful reminder of their absence, as he recalls a time when their relationship was full of warmth and intimacy. The contrast between the joy of the festivities and his heartache emphasizes the loneliness and emotional void he feels.
[Chorus]
The chorus portrays Bad Bunny in a vulnerable state, drowning his sorrows in pitorro de coco. Despite the drink being a festive tradition meant for celebration, it becomes a symbol of his heartbreak. His friends’ teasing underscores his emotional turmoil, as he struggles to reconcile the joy of the New Year with his lingering sadness.
[Interludio]
This section provides a brief musical pause, emphasizing the rhythm and festive beats. It highlights the cultural essence of the track, connecting the listener to the lively yet melancholic spirit of Puerto Rican celebrations.
[Verse 2]
Bad Bunny delves deeper into his feelings of rejection and disappointment, likening his situation to unfulfilled wishes during the holidays. He reflects on the duality of their relationship, acknowledging the toxicity while still yearning for what once was. The mention of dominoes, a popular Puerto Rican game, adds cultural depth, symbolizing how she outplayed him emotionally.
[Puente]
The bridge captures a moment of introspection, where Bad Bunny acknowledges the lasting impact of this person on his emotions. Despite their absence, their memory lingers, haunting him as the New Year begins. The imagery of the lights going out mirrors the abruptness of their departure from his life, leaving him in emotional darkness.
[Chorus]
Reiterating the emotional weight of the chorus, Bad Bunny emphasizes his struggle with heartbreak and the stark contrast between his festive surroundings and his inner turmoil. The repetition underscores the cyclical nature of his pain, tied to the recurring holiday traditions.
[Outro]
The outro hints at a final reflection, where Bad Bunny warns himself against falling deeper into his emotional vulnerability. It captures the chaotic and raw emotions of a heartbreak during a time meant for joy, leaving the listener with a poignant conclusion.
PIToRRO DE COCO Official Video
DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS (English Translation) Songs
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The "PIToRRO DE COCO" song is sung by Bad Bunny.
The "PIToRRO DE COCO" song by Bad Bunny lyrics was written by Bad Bunny.
The "PIToRRO DE COCO" song by Bad Bunny was produced by MAG, Tainy, La Paciencia & Chuíto el de Bayamón.
Bad Bunny released "PIToRRO DE COCO" song on Dec 31, 2024.