Tan Biónica’s “Loca” feels like a late-night confession whispered over the streets of Buenos Aires. The singer talks straight to a wild, unpredictable lover, calling her "loca" yet craving her all the same. Since their breakup in September, every dawn has turned into endless night, and he wanders through memories while admitting he can’t serenade her like Paul McCartney singing “Blackbird.” Still, he’s determined to return to her the way flowers stubbornly bloom again.
Beneath the playful chorus lies a swirl of nostalgia and self-reflection. He praises her impulsive kisses—“mucho mejores que el vino”—then blames his own chaotic lifestyle for feeling so lost. As the song unfolds, he battles that emptiness, swimming through a “salvaje río” of memories because there is nothing left to lose except what they once lived. In the end, “Loca” celebrates a messy, intense love that refuses to fade, capturing both the thrill and the ache of wanting someone who turns your world upside down.