Nicki Nicole is celebrating, she just released her new song ‘Ojos Verdes‘ and wow! with the amount of indirect messages the Argentine sent to Peso Pluma.
Although the singer has not confirmed it yet, we couldn’t help but relate several parts of her new song to the relationship that, until a couple of months ago, she had with the Mexican.
It is worth mentioning that Peso Pluma and Nicki Nicole ended their relationship after the corridos tumbados singer was seen very affectionate and even holding hands with another woman walking in Las Vegas.
So far, ‘Ojos Verdes’ has already accumulated more than 500 thousand views on YouTube and hundreds of comments on social media from users who claim that Nicki’s new song is completely dedicated to Doble P.
Nicki Nicole’s indirect messages to Peso Pluma
‘Ojos Verdes’, Nicki Nicole’s new song, is full of (very direct) phrases that talk about a relationship that ended badly and has not been overcome by one of the parties, who now lament having lost the love of the woman they desire.
One of the phrases that caught everyone’s attention is the one where Nicki Nicole says:
“I know you’re with someone else, but thinking of me and giving her the kisses you once gave me, who are you going to deceive? Who are you going to lie to? Saying that you don’t miss me.”
Further on, the Argentine also sings, another much more direct verse, as since the couple broke up, Peso Pluma has been the protagonist of moments where it’s clear he’s been drinking.
“I know it bothers you that when you call me there’s no answer and that to forget you, alcohol or parties weren’t necessary”.
Finally, Nicki makes it clear that although the other person wants to fix things, she no longer feels the same, as she has managed to close that chapter and move on from that love.
“I don’t wish you the best because you already lost me, but I wish you well with what you got. I already forgave you, but don’t come back, I’ve already closed the door to your love.”
We leave the complete video here for you to draw your own conclusions.
This story was written in spanish by Mariana Martell in Cultura Colectiva
