Welcome to “Melancólicos Anónimos,” a tongue-in-cheek support group where Sebastián Yatra turns heartbreak into story time. In three playful “sessions,” the Colombian singer greets us with Hola and walks us through the classic breakup timeline: raw pain, stubborn nostalgia, and finally the light at the end of the tunnel. He sprinkles everyday references—unfinished TV series, a wallet photo, even a COVID joke—to show how grief infects every corner of life. Yet humor is his secret medicine; by calling his gloomy life “a meme,” he reminds us that laughing at our own misery is often the first step toward healing.
By the final greeting, the clouds have lifted, and Yatra’s heart is ready for a reboot. He keeps the sweet memories, tosses out the toxic ones, and discovers that no hay mal que cien años dura (no pain lasts forever). The song is a lively reminder that every love story, no matter how intense, has an expiration date—and that moving on does not erase the past, it simply files it away so we can keep living. Grab your tissues, but don’t forget your smile; this meeting of Melancólicos Anónimos is equal parts therapy session and dance floor invitation.