Ilógico means 'illogical' or 'senseless'. While it looks similar to the English word, its use in this pop song is quite unique and emotionally charged.
In the lyrics, the singer reflects on the past, singing, "Cuanto nos reíamos, mira que ilógico / No volverte a ver" (How we used to laugh, look how illogical / To not see you again). He uses ilógico to express the deep confusion and pain of a breakup. The idea that all their past happiness could lead to this painful separation feels completely absurd and senseless to him, making this a very powerful and memorable word.
“Como Ayer” is a heartfelt, dance-ready plea to rewind time and revive a love that used to feel effortless. Over an infectious reggaeton-pop beat, Cali y El Dandee paint vivid memories of laughter, late-night dancing, and playful kisses, then contrast them with the ache of today’s distance. The narrator admits past mistakes, confesses he still imagines his ex’s touch every night, and offers “todo en el mundo” for just one more chance to hold her.
The song’s energy swings between nostalgia and hope: each catchy chorus invites the listener to picture a crowded dance floor where two ex-lovers lock eyes and decide to start over “como ayer.” It’s a relatable reminder that sometimes the best way to move forward is to rediscover the magic you once shared—music up, regrets down, hearts open.