María José Llergo has already announced what will be her third album, successor to the brilliant ‘Ultrabelleza’, winner of the Ruido Award. Her new album is called ‘The Game’ and will be available on May 22 along with the five singles that the artist has already released. Among these, the tragic ‘Mala Mía’. However, ‘Otros Besos’, the Song of the Day, has the most hit potential.
It is the first time that Llergo dares to play bachata, a genre that appears during most of the song. However, nusar3000’s production also leaves room for a series of arrangements that move away from traditional bachata through the strings, which appear from time to time to give the song air.
In this, María José Llergo laments about having wasted time with her ex, declaring that although they wanted “a love like before,” they ended up being “just lovers.” This is the kindest phrase that the song leaves. Those who come later describe what they had as a “drug-trafficking love,” stating that “I should have listened to what everyone told me”: “It’s better to be careful because your soul is empty,” she sings.
After bragging about living “counting bills” (“Long live the billet trade”), Llergo unleashes all his rage in the chorus, which is also extremely catchy. The artist forgets about that person thanks to others, and mocks the typical life philosophy of many men: “With other kisses I take away yours / I learned that from you, I just flow.”
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