Velito El Bufón shared a preview of his new song "El Punto" on Instagram along with his eldest son, and the comment section erupted with a single conclusion: another dedication to Thalía.
The video became one of the most talked-about previews of the Cuban singer of reparto.
The excerpt carries a romantic and possessive tone. The line most frequently echoed by users in the comments was precisely the one that sparked the most conversation: "I am the first in your life and the last man."
The audience's reaction was immediate. The most liked comment on the post was "Pa Talia remix number 38." Further down, there was "Okay, but she will still be the muse of your songs," and "Dude, you're done with Thalía."
The presence of the singer's son in the video was interpreted by many fans as an additional clue. "The presence of his baby is the confirmation of who the song is about," wrote one user. Others were more direct: "The muse will always be Thalía" and "That song has a name, and it's Thalía."
None of these claims have been confirmed by the artist, who does not mention his ex in the teaser. However, users assert that the pattern is unmistakable.
This new theme is part of a trend that fans are closely following. Since Velito and Thalía confirmed their breakup on February 20 —just eleven days after the birth of their second child, Thiago— the singer has released a series of songs that his followers directly associate with the separation.
First came "Cuidámela," featuring Dany Ome and Kevincito El 13, with lyrics like "I know I hurt her by swimming with other fish" and "Man, take care of her... and give her more than I gave her." Then came the preview of "Te echo de menos," released on April 14, on Thalía's 21st birthday, which earned him the nickname "the Shakiro of Cuba" on social media.
The contrast with his current life did not go unnoticed. On April 13, Velito made his new relationship with Paula Martínez official, a flight attendant, while his songs continued to seem, according to fans, aimed at his ex. "How sad it must be to be Velito's woman and see that he dedicates everything to his 'ex' WOMAN," wrote one user. Another comment summed up the general sentiment with irony: "With the utmost respect that his new partner deserves, she must have a very open mind."
Thalía, for her part, publicly responded in April with a viral video in which she stated: "I am a single woman; my children are not looking for a dad."
A fan summarized in the comments what many feel: "I never got over Pa Thalía, then you released Cuidámela, Te echo de menos también, and now this… with you, there’s no love that can be moved on from."
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