EL RELOJ (feat. Maluma)

In 'EL RELOJ,' Blessd and Maluma delve into the complexities of time, memory, and unfulfilled desires. The song opens with a nostalgic tone, as the protagonist reflects on past moments with a significant other. The lyrics, 'Anoche te escribí y luego lo borré,' suggest a struggle with expressing emotions, possibly due to regret or fear of rejection. The recurring theme of wanting to turn back time, 'A veces quisiera el tiempo devolver,' highlights the protagonist's longing to correct past mistakes and relive cherished moments.

The metaphor of the clock, 'Tal parece que las manecillas sospecharon que era culpable,' serves as a powerful symbol of guilt and the irreversible nature of time. The clock's hands, which no longer stop, signify the relentless march of time and the protagonist's inability to escape the consequences of their actions. This sense of inevitability is further emphasized by the repeated acknowledgment that 'el tiempo no vuelve,' underscoring the futility of wishing for a different past.

The song also explores the intense physical and emotional connection between the protagonist and their lover. Lines like 'Que son estas ganas de comerte bebe' and 'Dentro de tus piernas vi una dictadura' convey a raw, almost obsessive desire. The use of vivid, sometimes provocative imagery, such as 'te como el culo fantástico,' adds a layer of intensity to the relationship, suggesting that the protagonist's feelings are both passionate and tumultuous. Despite the passage of time and the mistakes made, the protagonist remains deeply drawn to their lover, willing to go to great lengths to rekindle the connection.

'EL RELOJ' is a poignant exploration of time, regret, and the enduring power of desire. Blessd and Maluma's collaboration brings these themes to life through evocative lyrics and a compelling narrative, making it a resonant piece for anyone who has grappled with the complexities of love and time.