FRÍO
Diego Ojeda feat. Marwan Lyrics

The lyrics to Diego Ojeda feat. Marwan's song Frío explore the complexities of a romantic relationship, specifically focusing on the cycle of breakups and reunions. The opening lines convey the repeated nature of these experiences, with "trescientas despedidas" (three hundred goodbyes) and "trescientos reencuentros" (three hundred reunions). Despite the frequency of these events, the lyrics suggest that they are always painful and that there are "trescientas mil maneras de volvernos a romper" (three hundred thousand ways to break us again).

The lyrics then delve deeper into the emotional toll of these breakups, describing the "heridas" (wounds) that are left behind and how they can overshadow the "besos" (kisses) that preceded them. The singer acknowledges their own foolishness in continuing to pursue the relationship even when they knew it was ending, saying "Lo necio fue buscarte cuando ya te iba a perder" (the foolish thing was to look for you when I was already losing you). Ultimately, the singer recognizes that they need to step back from the relationship, "quitarse de en medio" (get out of the way) and either learn to forget or learn to move on. However, they also acknowledge that this process may require some creative storytelling, as they will "inventaré una historia que no lo cuente todo" (invent a story that doesn't tell everything), omitting the painful parts.

The chorus of the song emphasizes the singer's conflicted feelings, stating that "cuando encuentro el calor prefiero el frío" (when I find warmth, I prefer the cold). This suggests that even though the singer may seek out the comfort of the relationship, they ultimately find it unsatisfying and prefer to distance themselves. The lyrics describe this process using the metaphor of an animal returning to drink from a familiar river.

Overall, Frío is a poignant exploration of the complications and contradictions of romantic relationships, and the struggle to balance love and self-preservation.