"Caracol" is a song by Jay Wheeler, a Puerto Rican singer and songwriter. The song tells the story of a complicated and passionate love relationship that has ended but still has lingering feelings and desires. The lyrics mention that the protagonist of the song feels deceived because they see that the person they are singing to has forgotten about them so easily. It is implied that they had a close romantic connection before, referencing moments of intimacy and shared experiences. The chorus conveys the idea that there is still something left between them, despite the breakup. The lyrics mention that the person is throwing away everything related to their past relationship except for a photo, symbolizing a desire to hold onto the memories and possibly rekindle the love. The verses also touch on themes of power dynamics and indecisiveness. The protagonist refers to the person they are singing to as the boss who never fires them, highlighting their strong influence. They mention instances of drunkenness and recklessness that have resulted in public exposure and a desire to hide. The lyrics suggest that despite their authority and control, the person is unable to fully let go of their emotions for the protagonist. Overall, "Caracol" portrays a passionate but complicated relationship where both parties still hold onto some feelings and desires, creating a tension and unresolved longing between them.
