Locochón is a slang term derived from "loco" (crazy). It means someone is acting crazy, wild, or perhaps a bit high.
In the song, the singer uses it to describe himself, saying "Y aquí sigo locochón" (And here I'm still crazy/wild). It adds a raw, informal, and intense flavor to the lyrics, reflecting his state of mind while thinking about the person he misses.
“OYE” plunges us into the messy aftermath of a passionate relationship that burned fast and bright. The singer drifts through sleepless nights and hazy drug-filled memories, obsessively replaying every look, every party, every shared vice with the girl who’s now gone. His mind is a whirlwind: one moment he’s hypnotized by the image of her in a black dress, the next he’s begging her to come back, convinced that life without her has lost its spark.
Beneath the swagger and street-wise slang, the song reveals raw vulnerability. Their romance thrived on adrenaline—late-night videos in 4K, whispered requests for “droga,” wild adventures that blurred the line between love and addiction. Now he’s stuck in a loop of regret, asking why she left and hoping time could rewind. “OYE” captures that bittersweet cocktail of desire, nostalgia, and self-destruction, all wrapped in Fuerza Regida’s modern regional Mexican sound.