RAMEN PARA DOS Lyrics – Maria Becerra, Paulo Londra, XROSS

RAMEN PARA DOS Lyrics Meaning

[Verso 1: María Becerra]
She’s feeling completely lost because it’s been seventeen days without any contact. Her therapist thinks he’s avoiding her, and that’s messing with her head. He’s not picking up calls, and she feels abandoned and confused. She even stood outside his house, hoping to see him, but he never came. Now she’s wondering if something happened or if he just doesn’t care anymore. It’s like she’s talking to a ghost, and it hurts.

[Pre-Estribillo: María Becerra & Paulo Londra]
She’s so consumed by the breakup that even the walls feel like they’re reminding her of him. She hasn’t spoken to him in a while, but she still pretends like she’s fine. She tells herself it’s all in her head, but it still feels real. She keeps ordering ramen for two, even though they were never really a couple, and plays old voice notes just to hear his voice again.

[Estribillo: María Becerra & Paulo Londra]
Since he left, she’s stuck in confusion, trying to understand why he never came back. She’s holding on to a connection that maybe never existed for real. The thought that he may have moved on and forgotten her breaks her. She keeps going in circles, reliving the pain and wondering what went wrong. It’s not just sad—it’s exhausting, and she can’t seem to shake it off.

[Verso 2: Paulo Londra]
He wishes they could have just talked calmly instead of always arguing. He feels like she was imagining a deeper relationship than what was actually there. He had to step away because things got too intense, and he didn’t feel it was real love—more like obsession. Now, both of them probably need therapy. She acts like she truly knew him, but he thinks she didn’t. He wants people to see the real story, because now everyone blames him for how things turned out. He feels misunderstood, overwhelmed, and haunted by her memory everywhere he goes. He compares their dynamic to intense cartoon characters—funny, but a little crazy.

[Pre-Estribillo: Paulo Londra & María Becerra]
He still feels her presence everywhere, but also feels like she doesn’t get how much all this affected him. Even if people ask, he pretends he’s fine. Deep down, he knows this isn’t just in his head, but he also knows he’s better off alone. That shared life they imagined? It wasn’t real. So he asks her not to call anymore.

[Estribillo: Paulo Londra, María Becerra, Ambos]
After he walked away, he knew things would leave emotional scars. He didn’t leave to hurt her, but to protect both of them. The more they talked, the more things got worse, not better. So now, continuing the conversation feels pointless. They were stuck in a loop of pain, and walking away seemed like the only real solution.

[Verso 3: María Becerra]
She’s feeling bitter and hurt. She used to care deeply—adding his songs to her playlist and wanting something real. But he chose someone else, someone she thinks is less than her. After all that pain, she can’t understand why she ever loved him. In her anger, she says something extreme, like wanting to end it all with him, showing just how broken and lost she feels inside.

[Pre-Estribillo: María Becerra, Paulo Londra, Ambos]
She still doesn’t get why he never came back. He’s saying that continuing to talk won’t fix anything. They’re both just stuck, and it’s not helping anymore.

[Estribillo: María Becerra & Paulo Londra]
They’re both holding on to feelings that no longer make sense. She feels like she’s stuck in a fantasy that’s already ended, and he’s aware that he had to walk away to avoid making things worse. The emotional wounds are deep, and staying in touch just adds to the sadness. They know this connection isn’t real anymore, but letting go still hurts badly.

[Outro: Paulo Londra & María Becerra]
They wrap up the song by shouting out their names and the team behind the track. It’s like a signature, showing who created this emotional ride of a song.