Mordida literally means "bitten" or "a bite". However, in Latin American slang, it can also mean "salty" or "bitter" in the sense of being upset, jealous, or resentful.
In this song, the artist uses "Tú estás mordida" to tell his ex that she's clearly bitter and upset about their breakup and that he has moved on. It's a vivid and common slang term that adds a layer of emotional intensity to the lyrics.
Get ready for some serious post-breakup vibes with Eix, Nio Garcia, and Matt Hunter's "TBT Remix"! This song is all about moving on and making sure your ex knows it. The artists are basically saying, "I'm not wishing you bad, but I hope you suffer for what you did!" They're done wasting time and are ready to hit the streets and live their best lives.
They sing, "Tú eres un #TBT / Ya yo te olvidé" [You are a #TBT / I already forgot you], making it clear their ex is just a distant memory. They've deleted all the photos and are out having fun. There's a strong sense of betrayal, with lines like "Porque tú a mí me fallaste / Cuentos dibujaste" [Because you failed me / You drew up stories]. The song is a blunt, almost vengeful, declaration of independence, celebrating the freedom that comes after a toxic relationship. They even go as far as to say, "No te deseo el mal, pero, que no seas feliz" [I don't wish you ill, but I hope you're not happy] – ouch! It's a pretty intense way to say goodbye, but it definitely gets the point across.