Broncón is a colloquial and intensified form of bronca, which means a fight, quarrel, or problem. The suffix -ón amplifies the meaning, indicating a big problem or a huge mess.
In the song, the singer is in a broncón because a video of him went viral, causing trouble with his partner. It's a vivid and relatable term for being in deep trouble, especially in a public or embarrassing way.
Have you ever had a video of you go viral for all the wrong reasons? That's exactly what Banda MS de Sergio Lizárraga sings about in "Redes Sociales"! Our singer is in a huge mess, a "broncon," because a video of him got shared everywhere. And the worst part? His partner, "mi vieja," has seen it!
He's trying to deny it, saying "no soy yo" [it's not me] and even swearing on it, but everyone is pointing and saying "ahí va, es el que se hizo viral" [there he goes, that's the one who went viral]. The song hilariously describes how this video is everywhere: YouTube, Instagram, and everyone on Facebook is giving it a "like." It seems he was "moving it like this, moving it like that, swaying it softly," and now he's in big trouble! It's a funny and relatable take on the unexpected chaos that social media can bring into your life.