Hot January nights, buzzing phones and a lingering heartbreak. In Enero, Miranda! and Jesús Navarro paint Buenos Aires as a sweltering backdrop where every sound - even Cerati’s Deja Vù playing from a passing car - can reignite old feelings. A single notification drags the singer back to an ex-love he swears is gone. The city burns, memories sting and the reflection of that romance refuses to melt away.
From paranoia to clarity. He admits it feels like he lost, yet he also knows he saved his own heart. Gossiping strangers and flashy TV “truths” no longer matter; he is done giving them power. Instead, he walks through a “dark passage” of doubts, tears down the wall and steps toward a lighter tomorrow. The song’s pulse captures that bittersweet moment when regret and relief collide - a reminder that ending a toxic love can hurt, but it is still a brave, triumphant rescue mission.