Perdedor translates directly to "loser". It's a bold and confrontational word that immediately grabs your attention, and you don't hear it in every song.
In this passionate track, the singer tells his ex to forget her new man, calling him a "perdedor". He uses this strong insult to express his confidence that he's the better choice and that she'll eventually come back to him, creating a story full of drama and rivalry.
This song is the ultimate message from a super confident ex-boyfriend. The singer has heard the news: his ex has a new man. He kicks things off with a blunt, "Ya me enteré" [I already found out]. But he's not sad about it; he's completely convinced she's just pretending to be happy. He calls her new partner "algún idiota" [some idiot] and insists she's only with him for comfort, telling everyone our singer is the bad guy while secretly missing him.
He doesn't just think he's better, he demands she tell the new guy, "repítele que yo soy mejor" [tell him again that I'm better]. The confidence is off the charts! He claims she belongs to him, saying "eres mía y sólo mía amor" [you're mine and only mine, love], and is absolutely certain she'll be back. He believes she's just bored in her new relationship and knows the truth: "La verdad es que me extrañas tanto, lo sé" [The truth is you miss me so much, I know it].