“Cupido” is Beret’s candid breakup diary dressed in pop-urban melodies. Picture a late-night conversation where the singer finally tells a toxic ex, “I’ve heard your speech before, and I am not buying the sequel.” He acknowledges the whirlwind passion—speeding sin frenos—but refuses to keep crashing. Although both declare “te quiero tanto,” their love has turned into a storm of lies, empty I love you’s, and tear-filled oceans. Beret flips the blame onto Cupid, the reckless archer who shot the wrong arrows, while reclaiming his own peace of mind.
The song swings between vulnerability and self-assertion, making it both relatable and empowering. It teaches that affection without consistency is worthless, and that self-love sometimes means saying “basta ya.” Listeners are invited to dance, sing, and—most importantly—recognize when it is time to put on the brakes and steer away from heartache.