Chilango Blues Lyrics in English Mon Laferte

Chilango Blues drops us onto the smoky, neon-lit streets of Mexico City, where heartbreak tastes like pills and cigarettes and love feels as cheap as a pay-by-the-hour motel. Mon Laferte sings to the moon itself, begging it to tell her ex she has already moved on, even if that means blasting off to Mars and dancing with aliens who can handle his chaos. Cosmic exaggerations—planets exploding, the sky bleeding—paint just how dramatic a breakup can feel when the night is loud, lonely, and full of blues.

Yet beneath the raw pain there is defiance. Democracy at home is over, a “monster” now rules the terrace, and the best remedy is to let the music flow. By choosing to sway to this bewitching blues instead of drowning in tears, the singer reclaims her power, hinting that sometimes the only way to kill heartache is to let the blues itself die. Get ready for a bittersweet ride where sorrow, sarcasm, and swagger share the same dance floor.