Bobería translates to "foolishness" or "nonsense." It is a colloquial, somewhat playful word that adds a touch of dismissiveness, making whatever it describes sound silly or not worth taking seriously.
In the song, the singer vows "sonando esa bobería seguiré" (I will continue sounding that foolishness), stubbornly deciding to keep doing something others consider pointless, simply because it brings him joy.
Agua Marina brings us a classic cumbia track about moving on from a past love who didn't appreciate what they had. The singer is pretty clear: "Perdiste tu lugar en mi corazón" [You lost your place in my heart]. It's a blunt but honest message to someone who caused a lot of pain and regret.
The lyrics talk about how the singer was left "triste" [sad] and had to deal with a lot of emotional turmoil because of the other person's absence. They even say, "me diste llorar, me diste sufrir" [you made me cry, you made me suffer]. But now, things have changed! While there might still be a little "pena" [sorrow] for what was, the singer has found "otro amor" [another love]. It's a powerful anthem for anyone who's ever had to tell an ex, "Sorry, you're too late – I've moved on!"