Santa Fe turns a breakup into a nail-biting soccer match. The night his girlfriend walks away, Morat’s beloved team Santa Fe also loses to arch-rivals Millonarios, so heartbreak and defeat get stamped on the same calendar date. Every verse uses stadium imagery: he reviews her call in the VAR, feels out of place when she scores on him, and refuses to step back on the pitch for fear of another injury. Shots of liquor become penalty kicks, and the empty trophy case mirrors the emptiness she left behind.
Beneath the clever sports talk lies a simple truth: he still cannot move on. Months later he spots her on a corner of the city, happily teamed up with someone else, and realizes his season is far from over. Until a new “championship” begins, he is stuck replaying that painful match, hoping the whistle will finally blow on the void she created.