This one is a breakup that falls apart in the funniest way. She had him blocked on her phone ("bloqueado me tenías del cel" [you had me blocked on your phone]), and he admits he only called because "unos tequilas que los huevos me activaron" [a few tequilas got my nerve going]. In Mexican slang los huevos here means guts or nerve, so the tequila did the talking.
Then comes the title line: "Y tres Doritos después" [and three Doritos later]. It is a goofy way of saying "not long after", and a second later "ya los vidrios empañados" [the windows are already fogged up]. You can guess what happened in that car. The chorus keeps it sweet though: "Nos queremos, nos amamos" [we love each other] and a plan to "manejar por la ciudad" [drive around the city] at night.
Panter Bélico's verse adds a warning. He is "tu chofer, tu amigo y también tu cajero" [your driver, your friend and also your cashier], but "si la cagas de nuevo" [if you screw it up again], this time he won't forgive her. Recorded live in Hermosillo, Sonora, you can hear the band and the shout-outs between the two singers, which make it feel like a party rather than a studio track.
Óscar René Maydon Mesa, born on September 20, 1999, in Mexicali, Baja California, Mexico, is a vibrant voice in the Regional Mexican and corridos tumbados genres. Launching his music career in 2020, Óscar quickly caught the attention of Rancho Humilde and Sony Latin, signing with these labels in 2021.
His debut album, GXLE <3 (2021), showcased his unique style and collaborations with prominent artists like Natanael Cano. In 2023, Óscar broke into the US Billboard Hot 100 with the hit single "Fin de Semana," featuring Junior H, marking a milestone in his rising career. Known for hits such as "Madonna" and "Tu Boda," Óscar Maydon continues to make waves in Latin music with his energetic sound, heartfelt lyrics, and dynamic partnerships, including his second album Distorsión released in late 2023.