Disipar means to 'dissipate' or 'dispel', often referring to feelings, doubts, or even smoke. It's a more formal and evocative word than simply 'to get rid of'.
In this song, the singer laments that "los tragos de alcohol no son suficientes pa' disipar su amor" (the alcoholic drinks are not enough to dispel his love). He uses this word to express the futility of trying to drown his sorrows and erase the intense feelings he still has for someone, highlighting the depth of his emotional pain.
El Komander brings us a classic tale of heartbreak with "Tragos de Alcohol (Con Mariachi)." It's all about trying to drown your sorrows after a breakup, but realizing that alcohol isn't actually helping. Our singer is in a tough spot, admitting, "Entre más tomo, más me pierdo entre sus redes" [The more I drink, the more I get lost in her web].
He's on the verge of finishing a whole bottle, but sadly, he's "sigo pensando en ella" [still thinking about her]. He even considers going back to her, thinking about begging, but his pride is holding him back. Ultimately, he comes to the blunt realization that "los tragos de alcohol No son la cura pa' calmar este dolor" [the shots of alcohol are not the cure to calm this pain]. It's a relatable feeling when you're trying to forget someone, but they just won't leave your mind.