Guayabo is a Colombian slang term that primarily means "hangover," but it can also refer to a feeling of sadness or heartache, especially after a breakup or a bad experience.
In the song, the artist sings, "Chingar me quitó el guayabo de esa fiesta anoche en Santorini" (Hooking up took away my hangover from that party last night in Santorini). This line cleverly plays on both meanings, suggesting that the new encounter not only cured a physical hangover but also helped him forget any lingering sadness from the previous night's events.
"FERXXO 151" is a sunny, flirtatious summer track from Feid, featuring ICON. The song paints a beach vacation scene: lighting up, tanning under the sun with someone new, and letting a hot day stretch out as long as possible.
The lyrics lean into playful bravado and luxury. Feid brags about Goyard bags full of cash, Supreme gear, and tequila shots, while describing a partner he wants to spend it all on. The tone is confident and a little cheeky, mixing romantic lines about waking up together with sharper, boastful ones aimed at rivals.
Overall it's a carefree party anthem about attraction, indulgence, and living well in the moment, more about vibe and swagger than any deeper story.