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A warm, bittersweet sadness set to reggaeton rhythms - the kind you feel when everything seems to be over, but your skin still remembers every movement. Love here sounds like a repeating rhythm: a little guilt, a little “te amo,” and too much “one more time - and that's it.” It's funny and painful at the same time, because both understand everything, but still stay.

The music seems to smile through the fatigue - softly, passionately, like a night where it's impossible to decide whether to kiss or say goodbye. This is not a story about a breakup, but about two people who have become dependent on each other. And you don't want to hide from this dependence, like from the sun after the rain.