Triste invites you into the smoky after-party of a broken heart. Over a simmering reggaeton rhythm, Puerto Rican hitmakers Bryant Myers and Bad Bunny swap verses filled with blunt honesty: they light up, wander the streets of San Juan, and let every drag of smoke revive memories of an ex they pushed away. The track flips the genre’s usual swagger by wrapping its catchy beat in raw regret, turning the dance floor into a confessional booth.
Behind the smooth melodies you hear a tug-of-war between pride and vulnerability. Both artists admit to lies, broken promises, and the haunting image of their former lover with someone else. Lines like Tal vez no te pienso pero no te olvido capture that bittersweet limbo where you pretend to move on yet can’t erase the past. In the end, Triste is a cautionary anthem: the high of the nightlife fades, but the emptiness of losing real love lingers long after the music stops.
Bryant Myers, born Bryan Robert Rohena Pérez on April 5, 1998, in Carolina, Puerto Rico, is a pioneering figure in Latin trap and reggaeton music. Starting his career by sharing songs online in 2013, he quickly gained attention with his hit single "Esclava," which amassed hundreds of millions of views.
He rose to international fame in 2016 with the controversial yet massively successful track "Cuatro Babys," alongside Maluma, Noriel, and Juhn. Known for blending Latin trap, R&B, and reggaeton, Bryant Myers has released influential albums such as La Oscuridad and Bendecido, solidifying his place in urban Latin music. His raw lyrics and authentic style reflect his challenging upbringing and dedication to his craft.