“Ronda De Más” spins the story of a can’t-quit-you romance that keeps circling back for “one more round,” just like ordering another drink at the bar. Chiara Oliver blends Spanish verses with a cheeky burst of English to paint two lovers who never manage a clean break: every time they vow it’s over, a single kiss pulls them back into the same whirlwind. The narrator knows the pattern by heart—packing bags, buying tickets, swearing it’s finished—yet she also teases that familiar pull, fully aware her partner will come running the moment she beckons.
Behind the playful hooks lies a bittersweet truth: this relationship is fueled by nostalgia and habit rather than real change. The chorus’s chant of “Una ronda de más” mirrors both another drink and another spin of the relationship carousel. It’s catchy, fun, and a little self-aware, capturing that mix of thrill and eye-roll we feel when we dive back into something we know isn’t good for us. By the final lines, Chiara leaves us with a wink—“Fin de la historia, páralo, sale”—challenging listeners to ask whether they’d stop the cycle or order yet another round. 🍸