Uno Por Ciento - Un X100TO Grupo Frontera & Bad Bunny Translation Meaning and Lyrics
Song Meaning
'Uno Por Ciento - Un X100TO' means 'One Percent' in English. It is a name of a song by 'Grupo Frontera & Bad Bunny' human translated here by a native speaker.
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Free Translation: I've got one percent left






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Free Translation: And I'll use it just to tell you how sorry I am







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Free Translation: That if they see me with someone else at the club, it's just wasting time







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Free Translation: Baby, why would I lie?






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Free Translation: That stuff about me looking happy? Nah, not true






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Free Translation: Nothing makes me smile anymore






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Free Translation: Except when I see the photos






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Free Translation: And videos I kept of you





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Free Translation: I went out with someone to forget you






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Free Translation: But she wore the perfume you love






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Free Translation: I smoke to fall asleep






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Free Translation: Beause I sleep better dreaming that you're here









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Free Translation: If you knew that I messaged you








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Free Translation: I haven't sent the messages, they're all still there







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Free Translation: Wow!




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Free Translation: That much it has cost me




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Free Translation: Maybe I did you a favor when I left your side







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Free Translation: Drunk, staring at your pictures






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Free Translation: It hurts to see you've actually moved on







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Free Translation: No more gray days for you





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Free Translation: Those scars don't ache no more






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Free Translation: And here I am wondering if I should tell you






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Free Translation: I've got one percent left






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Free Translation: And I'll use it just to tell you how sorry I am







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Free Translation: That if they see me with someone else at the club, it's just wasting time







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Free Translation: Baby, why would I lie?






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Free Translation: That stuff about me looking happy? Nah, not true






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Free Translation: Hey, I haven't thought about you in a while








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Free Translation: Drunk, I stalked your Insta







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Free Translation: Baby, I already know, that you're doing well







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Free Translation: That about me you don't want to know, hey, hey






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Free Translation: Living in a hell that I set on fire myself







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Free Translation: Playing with you like if you are the 10






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Free Translation: I feel like I'm not in your heart anymore








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Free Translation: Now I'm at your feet





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Free Translation: Begging you




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Free Translation: Drowning in tequila





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Free Translation: The homies keep inviting me out






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Free Translation: I have fun but always end up missing you







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Free Translation: Drowning in tequila, hey





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Free Translation: Shorties texting me, hey





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Free Translation: Asking where the party's at but...





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Free Translation: I've got one percent left






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Free Translation: And I'll use it just to tell you how sorry I am







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Free Translation: That if they see me with someone else at the club, it's just wasting time







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Free Translation: Baby, why would I lie?






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Free Translation: That stuff about me looking happy? Nah, not true, Hey






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Free Translation: This is Grupo Frontera






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Free Translation: And my dude Bad Bunny




Review
The lyrics of Un x100to tell the story of a man filled with regret and heartache after losing someone he truly loved. He only has one percent battery left on his phone, and he chooses to use that last bit of energy to send a heartfelt apology. Throughout the song, he admits he's not over her, and although he might be seen with other women in clubs, it's all meaningless—he’s just trying to fill a void. The song’s message revolves around longing, emotional vulnerability, and the deep need to express regret before it’s too late.
The song evokes a sense of nostalgia and sadness. It captures the emotional aftermath of a breakup with vivid imagery and relatable sentiments. The protagonist, speaking in first person, paints a picture of loneliness and emotional paralysis. He’s in a place where even distractions don’t help, and he stays up drinking and looking at photos, reliving moments that are now just memories. The collaboration between Grupo Frontera and Bad Bunny weaves this story with honesty, using regional Mexican sounds to heighten the sense of raw emotion and personal confession.
The song doesn’t contain explicit language or adult content, but it deals with emotionally heavy themes like heartbreak, alcohol use, and lingering regret. It’s not a fun song—it’s melancholic and introspective. Its tone is clearly sad, but not hopeless; there’s still a spark of desire to make amends, even if it may be too late. The “one percent” metaphor underscores just how little the protagonist has left to give, and how desperately he wants to use it to reconnect.
The official Youtube video for “Un x100to” features Grupo Frontera and Bad Bunny performing the song in a rustic, desert-like ghost town setting in Nevada. Dressed in denim and boots with a cowboy vibe, they play instruments, sing, and gently dance along to the norteño-cumbia rhythm. The video maintains a simple, intimate concert-like feel that aligns with the emotional tone of the lyrics. As the song speaks of regret and longing—like when the singer says he only has 1% battery left and uses it to say sorry—you can see that same sorrow in their expressions and delivery. Rather than telling a separate story, the visuals highlight the heartfelt nature of the performance itself.
You can find discussions and analyses of Un x100to on various reputable music sites such as Genius (https://genius.com/Grupo-frontera-and-bad-bunny-un-x100to-lyrics), Billboard (https://www.billboard.com/music/latin/bad-bunny-grupo-frontera-unx100to-lyric-translation-1235304398/), Billboard (https://www.billboard.com/music/chart-beat/grupo-frontera-bad-bunny-un-x100to-second-week-atop-global-charts-1235324766/), and Songfacts (https://www.songfacts.com/facts/grupo-frontera/un-x100to). These sites break down the lyrics, provide user interpretations, and explore the cultural impact of the song.
Official social media and websites include Bad Bunny’s Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/badbunnypr/), Grupo Frontera’s Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/grupofrontera/). These platforms offer updates, behind-the-scenes content, and direct communication from the artists.
Submitted by user: HERNANDEZJ
Average Ratings
Most people find the song lyrics very easy to understand lyrics, lyrics sung very slowly and it has hard to remember verbs and nouns
Most words used are in common daily usage.RAE
Uno Por Ciento - Un X100TO has 169 BPM (beats per minute)
Uno Por Ciento - Un X100TO is suitable for DELE Level students in terms of language complexity.
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RAE Based on a median word frequency of 1518 using the frequency database from the Royal Spanish Academy (La Real Academia Española)
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