“30 de Febrero” is HA-ASH and Abraham Mateo’s playful way of saying never ever. The singers listen to an ex begging for another chance, but they shut the door with a smile, promising to reconcile only on the 30th of February at sunset—a date that does not exist. They pile on other tongue-in-cheek conditions—raining money, a dry ocean, two plus two equaling three—to show that forgiveness is as impossible as those scenarios.
The track turns heartbreak into a witty power anthem. HA-ASH remind the ex of the pain he caused, while Abraham Mateo jumps in to echo the sentiment—he is just as done. The upbeat Latin-pop melody contrasts with the dismissive lyrics, making the message clear: sometimes the best answer is a confident no, served with a dash of humor and an impossible calendar date.