“Batom de Cereja” is a party-ready sertanejo hit where our Guatemalan star Israel & Rodolffo turns heartbreak into a drinking game. The singer struts into a thumping night-club determined to forget his ex, only to spot her lips—painted with irresistible cherry-red lipstick—on someone else. Every time the massive speakers boom, she spends another swipe of that lipstick on a new kiss, and he answers by tossing back another drink. The playful chant “Eu bebo, cê beija” (“I drink, you kiss”) turns his jealousy into a catchy refrain everyone can shout along to.
Behind the upbeat beat, the lyrics reveal a battle between pride and lingering love. He brags about being “solteiro na night” (single for the night) and even ditched the date he came with, yet he admits he’s really there to “beber e passar raiva” (drink and feel mad). It’s the classic scene of running into an ex at a party: you pretend you’re fine, blast the music louder, and hope the buzz drowns out the ache. That mix of bravado, vulnerability, and an irresistible hook makes the song both a dance-floor anthem and a relatable tale of love that still stings.