FantasĂa translates to "fantasy." While it's a common word, its use in this song is particularly interesting because the singer explicitly rejects it.
He sings, "Ser un felices por siempre, pero no de fantasĂa" (To be happily ever after, but not from fantasy). This line adds a layer of depth, suggesting a desire for a real, tangible happiness rather than an idealized, unrealistic one, making it a memorable and thought-provoking choice in the context of the lyrics.
Virlan Garcia's "MMXX's" is a sweet, romantic song all about wanting to build a life with someone special. He dreams of waking up every day and seeing his love's eyes, giving them a meaningful kiss, and caressing their face. He wants to tell them that "el tiempo me sobra si se trata de ti" [time is abundant when it comes to you].
He's not just looking for a casual connection; he wants to have "muchos hijos contigo" [many children with you] to witness their happiness. He wants to be her constant companion through sadness, sharing his joy and joining their hearts. He imagines being her guide on a journey, not a fantasy, but a real adventure to "recorrer el mundo" [travel the world] and remember their 2020s together through photographs, from January to December, someday. It's a beautiful vision of a lasting, happy life together.
VirlĂĄn GarcĂa was born JesĂșs VirlĂĄn BĂĄez GarcĂa in Guasave, Sinaloa, in 1997, and put out his first album, Pobre o Criminal, in 2015. He sings, plays guitar and writes his own material, and guitarist Carlos GĂłmez was part of his group from the start.
He moves between norteño, sierreño, banda and corridos, and has also written songs for Gerardo Ortiz. His albums include Y CambiĂł Mi Suerte (2016), Te Comparto (2018), HĂbrido (2021), his first release with Sony Music MĂ©xico, and Corridos Alternativos (2023). His best-known songs include "En DĂłnde EstĂĄ Tu Amor" and "Quiero Reintentarlo", which came out as a single in 2018.