“COLOGNE” is a late-night confession wrapped in Regional Mexicano guitars and a smoky trap vibe. Junior H and Ovi play the role of two guys who tried to turn a casual, “come y vete” fling into real love, only to end up haunted by the scent of the girl’s perfume. Every ring that goes straight to voicemail, every photo still saved in the phone, and every whiff of her cologne drags them back to the same bittersweet loop: she wanted fun, they wanted more.
The song walks us through a tug-of-war between pride and yearning. They swear they are over her—changing phones, lighting up to forget, promising the pain will fade—yet the clock keeps ticking while the memories play on repeat. “COLOGNE” captures that messy moment when you realise love was one-sided, but your heart hasn’t received the memo. It’s a relatable mix of swagger and vulnerability, a soundtrack for anyone who has ever tried to mask heartbreak with bravado only to find the scent of the past lingering in the air.