Bipolar is a direct cognate, meaning "bipolar" in English. While it's a medical term, it's often used colloquially in Spanish, just like in English, to describe someone experiencing rapid and extreme mood swings.
In the song, the singer exclaims, "Parezco bipolar, yo ayer pidiendo que te fueras y hoy solo quisiera que entre tantos me quisieras" (I seem bipolar, yesterday I was asking you to leave and today I just wish that among so many, you would love me). This vivid use of the word perfectly captures the emotional rollercoaster of a breakup, making it relatable and memorable.
Have you ever tried to get over someone, but just couldn't? Ha-Ash and Adriel Favela totally get it in "1,2,3 Segundos"! This song is all about trying to move on after a breakup, but realizing it's way harder than it seems. Our singer goes back to the same bar where she and her ex used to go, hears the same song, and even orders the same drink: "el mismo tequilita con limón" [the same little tequila with lime].
She's even tried dating again, giving her number to "dos tipos muy guapos" [two very handsome guys], thinking that "otra boca haría que yo de tu boca me olvidara" [another mouth would make me forget your mouth]. But nope! Even after "tres meses, veinte días, siete horas, dos minutos y un, dos, tres segundos" [three months, twenty days, seven hours, two minutes, and one, two, three seconds], she still misses him. She even jokes about being bipolar, saying "yo ayer pidiendo que te fueras y hoy solo quisiera que entre tantos me quisieras" [yesterday I was asking you to leave and today I just wish that among so many, you would love me]. It's a super relatable song about the messy, frustrating, and sometimes funny process of trying to get over someone you still care about!