Christian Nodal joins forces with Cuban artist Ovi to turn heartbreak into a wild, late-night confessional. Malas Decisiones swaps Nodal’s traditional mariachi roots for a trap-corridos vibe, but the emotions stay just as raw: the narrator has everything money can buy — flashy chains, packed parties, endless bottles — yet feels poorer than ever since their partner walked out.
The song spins a vivid spiral of bad choices made to numb the pain. Mixing pills with alcohol, chasing dawn after dawn, and hallucinating conversations with the ex all serve one goal: stop thinking about you. Each verse admits that none of these escapes work; the bank account is full, the heart is empty, and regret hits harder than the hangover. It is a catchy, bittersweet anthem about trying to drown memories in excess and discovering that the void only grows deeper when love is lost.