TBT Lyrics in English by Sebastián Yatra, Rauw Alejandro, Manuel Turizo

Expiran is the third-person plural form of the verb expirar, which means "to expire". It's a fantastic word for English speakers as it's a direct cognate, making it easy to recognize and remember.

In the song, Sebastián Yatra sings the powerful line, "Amores como el nuestro no expiran" (Loves like ours don't expire). He uses a word typically associated with a deadline or a product's shelf life to declare that their love is timeless and will never end, creating a very romantic and memorable metaphor.

Ever watched an ex date someone new, knowing full well they are still thinking about you? Colombian star Sebastián Yatra teams up with Rauw Alejandro and Manuel Turizo for "TBT", an upbeat pop track all about that exact mess. The title borrows the famous social media hashtag Throwback Thursday, and the guys use it as a cheeky dare: "Atrévete, vete, conviértelo en un TBT" (Dare to leave, turn him into a TBT). They are basically telling this girl to dump her current boyfriend and turn that whole relationship into an old memory, because she is stuck with someone she does not love ("Estás con alguien que no puedes amar").

The lyrics are delightfully direct, calling her out for faking her feelings. She claims she has moved on, yet she calls in the middle of the night saying she cannot sleep. Rauw even drops a funny string of wordplay acronyms, singing that their unfinished kisses got left on "TBC" (to be continued), her lips explode like "TNT", and he is sending hidden copies like email "BCC". It is bold, petty, and catchy as hell, leaning entirely into the conviction that a love like theirs never really expires ("Amores como el nuestro no expiran").