Floreros literally means "vases." While it might seem like a simple word, its use in this song is quite striking and metaphorical.
In the lyrics, "Pero esta noche nos bebemos los floreros" (But tonight we drink the vases), it's a playful and exaggerated way of saying they're going to drink everything they can to forget their sorrows. It implies drinking so much that even the water in the flower vases isn't safe, highlighting a night of wild abandon and an attempt to drown their sadness.
Bely Basarte sings this as comfort to someone going through heartbreak. The song opens with noise outside and silence inside her, as she searches for the right words to help someone see the glass as half full rather than half empty.
The chorus is a simple plea: I don't want to see you cry. She can't change the world, but she can try to make someone smile for a moment, urging them to put their shoes on and dance, because tonight they're closing the last bar and leaving the sadness behind.
The bridge leans into that same spirit of living in the moment: drink, shout into the night, and don't sit still, because there will be plenty of time to rest when it's all over. It's a song about choosing to dance through the pain instead of drowning in it, at least for one more night.