Raro

In 'Raro,' Chino & Nacho explore the theme of an unconventional love that defies societal expectations and norms. The song delves into the relationship between two people who are fundamentally different in their tastes and lifestyles, yet find a deep and genuine connection. The lyrics highlight the contrast between the couple's preferences, such as one liking bachata and the other reggaeton, or one preferring action movies while the other enjoys romantic films. Despite these differences, they share a strong bond that transcends their individual quirks and societal judgments.

The chorus emphasizes the rarity and authenticity of their love, which stands out in a world where such genuine connections are hard to find. The phrase 'parece raro que tú y yo nos queremos' (it seems strange that you and I love each other) underscores the societal disbelief and skepticism they face. However, the couple remains unfazed, valuing their unique relationship over public opinion. This defiance is further echoed in the line 'y pa'l carajo lo que piensen' (to hell with what they think), showcasing their commitment to each other despite external criticism.

The song also touches on the personal struggles and societal pressures faced by the individuals in the relationship. The lyrics mention rumors and judgments about one partner's lifestyle, including accusations of substance abuse and laziness. Yet, the couple's mutual understanding and love help them navigate these challenges. The repeated assertion that they are 'como agua y aceite' (like water and oil) yet still manage to be 'inteligentes' (intelligent) and 'sabemos que lo importante es que nos queremos' (we know that the important thing is that we love each other) highlights their resilience and the strength of their bond. 'Raro' is a celebration of love that thrives against all odds, proving that true connection can exist even in the most unlikely of circumstances.