Cali y El Dandee transform heartbreak into a sea-soaked fairy-tale. In “Sirena,” the Colombian pop duo paints the moment you fall in love at first sight: a mysterious girl with a rose in her hair, silence heavy in the air, and a confession of “te quiero” that arrives too soon. The twist? She quietly admits there is “un tercero,” shattering the dream in an instant. From that second on, the singer dives into an ocean of longing, vowing to look for her in every wave, every kiss, and every melody—even if he has to imagine her lips on someone else’s mouth.
The “sirena” (mermaid) becomes his bittersweet refuge. Just like mythical sirens who lure sailors with their song, the memory of this woman keeps pulling him back, no matter how many rooms he wakes up in or how many roses wither on the pier. He convinces himself that the sea will eventually return her to him, yet he also admits he might look for her in “otra boca.” The track blends vibrant pop beats with poetic despair, creating a dance-ready anthem about trying to drown sorrow, chasing illusions, and refusing to let go of first love—even when it hurts.