Borracho de Cantina is a lively banda anthem that turns heartbreak into a rowdy night out. The singer has had enough of his partner’s lies, so he swaps tears for tequila, storms out of the relationship, and heads straight to the cantina. Between brassy trumpets and booming tubas, he vows to drown every painful memory in a sea of bottles, promising that a few shots are all he needs to forget those treacherous kisses.
Rather than wallow in sorrow, our narrator mixes spite with celebration. He warns his ex that the betrayal will cost her while reassuring himself that “un nuevo amor está a la vuelta de la esquina.” The song’s upbeat rhythm and cheeky shout-outs (“¡Y que siga la pisteadera!”) invite listeners to raise a glass, sing along, and remember that even the deepest wounds can be cured with good friends, loud music, and just the right amount of tequila.