Bandido is a confessional heartbreak anthem where Piso 21 and Eden Muñoz paint the portrait of a man who had it all and threw it away. The narrator remembers his first love waiting up for him, cheering him on, and fitting perfectly into his life and family. Instead of valuing her, he played the bad-boy “bandido”, chasing fun, booze, and empty thrills. Now someone else sleeps on his side of the bed, and every sip of Hennessy is just an attempt to blur the painful image of another man living the dreams they once planned together.
What makes the song hit so hard is its mix of Latin pop warmth with brutally honest lyrics. It is not just a lament; it is a cautionary tale about recognizing gold before it slips away. The chorus repeats the self-blame like a mantra: “Por bandido la perdí.” No prayer, confession, or bottle can grant him forgiveness. In three bittersweet minutes, the track reminds us that real treasure is often right in front of us, and once gone, no amount of regret can buy it back.
Piso 21 is a vibrant Latin pop and reggaeton group hailing from Medellín, Colombia. Formed in 2007, the trio—composed of Juan David Huertas (El Profe), Pablo Mejía (Pablito), and David Escobar (Dim)—rose to fame with captivating hits like "Me Llamas", "Besándote", and "Déjala Que Vuelva". Their name is inspired by an elevator ride to the 21st floor of a building in their hometown, symbolizing their ascent in the music world.
Signed with Warner Music Latina, Piso 21 has enjoyed widespread success across Latin America, Spain, and beyond, frequently collaborating with renowned artists such as Maluma and Nicky Jam. Known for their unique blend of smooth vocals and infectious rhythms, they continue to enchant fans with heartfelt lyrics and dynamic performances.