Sech, the soulful voice from Panama, flips the usual heartbreak story in Toy Perdío (Slang for “I’m Lost”). Instead of begging an ex for a second chance, he calls her bluff. The singer reminds her of their deal: “Treat me well and I’ll treat you better, treat me badly and I’ll treat you worse.” When she breaks the rules, he simply mirrors her behavior, then watches as she struggles to replace him. The hook, “Ahora me escribe dizque estoy perdido,” is his sarcastic reply to her late-night texts claiming he has “gone missing,” even though she is the one who cannot move on.
Beneath the playful swagger and sharp one-liners, Sech delivers a lesson about self-respect. He admits the chemistry was explosive, yet refuses to confuse desire with love. Every line piles on witty metaphors—comparing himself to Nemo who does not want to be found, or calling her a ringtone saved in many phones—to show that he has outgrown the drama. The result is a bold anthem that tells listeners: when someone mistreats you, match their energy, keep your pride, and dance your way forward.