Heterocromía Lyrics – Belinda

Heterocromía Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
She’s making a sarcastic comment about rich guys who try too hard to look fancy. She’s pointing out how some of them dress in expensive clothes, only play golf, and sip trendy drinks like Aperol — all trying to seem elite. Then she throws in a witty twist, calling them “Aristogatos,” referencing spoiled, upper-class types pretending to be classy.

[Verso 1]
She’s calling out the guy’s hypocrisy — he judged her while being the real problem. Everything he said about her was actually about himself. He held her back in life. She warns that real love will hit him only when he experiences heartbreak. She says that people get bothered by truth because it reflects something inside them. He treated her like trash, even putting her stuff in bags like garbage. But all that pain made her tougher, and now she’s starting fresh, stronger than before.

[Coro]
She’s highlighting the irony of being fooled by someone who seemed one way but acted like two different people. He looked polished on the outside but was shallow inside. His mindset and values were outdated, and he sold her a lie dressed as love — a fake dream that turned out to be nothing real.

[Verso 2]
Here she paints a picture of his life: playing golf, sipping Aperol, and dressing in luxury brands, all to impress others. She used to trust him but now feels nothing because he lacked real style or substance. She flips the script, saying she’s not some masked avenger — she’s just Belinda, owning her identity. She throws in a sharp message: people who only care about looks and status get crushed by life. She feels more powerful since he left. He tried to bring her down, but she turned the tables and beat him at his own game. Now he stalks her online, and even the algorithm knows it. Without his shady habits, he’d just be a clueless guy. His ego’s loud, but she sees right through it. She ends with a bold zodiac clapback: no Scorpio can mess with a Leo like her.

[Coro]
Again, she’s repeating how this guy tricked her by pretending to be something he wasn’t — two faces in one body. He looked confident but was empty inside. His thinking was stuck in the past, and the love he offered was just a fake fantasy wrapped in charm.

[Verso 3]
She remembers how he told his family that dating her was about being inclusive — something that now makes her laugh. He acted like some rich prince, but his snobbiness is so outdated it’s laughable, like rusty armor from the 1500s. She’s glad she never met his mother because that would’ve been drama. His family looked down on her for not coming from wealth. But she just wants to live her own way and not care about people’s opinions. He may come from old money and get called “Bunny,” but the truth is, he’s not even funny. And as for his fancy lifestyle and status, she couldn’t care less — she’s totally over it.

[Coro]
Once more, she calls out the contradiction of his polished image and empty soul. He fooled her by pretending to be deep and romantic, but he was just another guy selling fake love with an outdated mindset and no real connection.

[Outro]
She ends with a mic drop — after this song, he’ll probably wish both his eyes were the same color, meaning she’s exposed him so hard, he won’t want to stand out anymore.