Loquera is a colloquial and expressive term for 'craziness' or 'madness,' stemming from the common word loco (crazy).
In the song, the artist sings, "Hoy vivo entre mi loquera" (Today I live among my craziness), painting a vivid picture of his chaotic state of mind after a breakup. It's a powerful word that captures the wild emotions and reckless behavior that can follow heartbreak.
Mexican artist Armenta teams up with Tito Double P for "YO NO TE OLVIDO", and it sounds like that exact moment when you try to act totally over an ex while secretly spiraling. The track kicks off surrounded by empty Rosé bottles, with Armenta brushing off the breakup using the Mexican slang phrase "ni pedo" [no big deal / oh well] and claiming he will just find someone richer who looks great in Prada, drinks wine in Cancún, and spends afternoons in Italy. There is also clever wordplay when he asks why she is still calling: "Si aquí ya no hay llama" [If there is no longer a flame here], playing on the identical sounds of the verb llamar [to call] and the noun llama [flame].
Despite the big talk, luxury hotel suites, and parties, the distraction tactic completely flops. Tito Double P admits that even while stripping Dolce & Gabbana off someone new in a five-star suite, "no fui feliz" [I wasn't happy] because he misses the chaos of his ex. No amount of weekend sushi, movies, or late nights can erase the simple truth of the chorus: loving her hurt, but "yo no te olvido" [I don't forget you].