Pirobo is a very strong and informal Colombian slang term, roughly equivalent to "asshole" or "jerk" in English. It's a word that carries a significant punch and is not commonly heard in everyday pop songs, making it quite unique and memorable.
In the context of the song, the artist uses it to refer to a previous partner of the woman he's singing to, implying that this "pirobo" treated her poorly: "Sabes que ese pirobo te lo hacía mal" (You know that asshole did it to you wrong). This use of strong slang adds a raw, authentic, and somewhat aggressive tone to the lyrics, highlighting the artist's desire to treat her better than her past relationships.
Matt Hunter and Gino Mella are here to turn up the heat and help you forget your troubles! "Más Risa Menos Pena <3" is all about waking up next to someone special and making them feel amazing. The song kicks off with Matt singing about how good it feels to wake up with his love, making love slowly, and how her eyes are the coffee that wakes him up in the morning. He asks, "¿Cómo amaneciste hoy? Mucho más linda que ayer" [How did you wake up today? Much more beautiful than yesterday].
These guys are all about good vibes and making their partner feel cherished. They tell her not to wear makeup because "Al natural tu flow es más caro" [Natural, your flow is more expensive], and promise to fix her broken heart. The whole song is a playful invitation to leave the past behind and embrace passion, with lines like "Más sexo y menos problemas, Linda por dentro y por fuera, Mai, más risa' y menos penas" [More sex and fewer problems, Beautiful inside and out, Girl, more laughs and fewer sorrows]. It's a fun, flirty track that's all about enjoying the moment and making new, happy memories.