Neverita

Diego Coss's song 'Neverita' delves into the complexities of modern relationships, particularly focusing on a young woman who decides to keep her heart 'in the little fridge' for the summer. This metaphor of placing her heart in a 'neverita' (a small cooler) signifies her decision to emotionally distance herself and remain single during the summer. Despite her choice to stay 'solita' (alone), the lyrics reveal that she is never truly alone, as she is surrounded by admirers and potential suitors. This juxtaposition highlights the tension between her desire for independence and the constant attention she receives.

The song's chorus emphasizes the protagonist's allure and the frustration of the singer, who is ready to commit but finds himself repeatedly pushed away. The phrase '¡Diablos!, qué piquete la chamaquita' underscores her captivating charm and the impact she has on those around her. The singer's repeated attempts to connect with her, only to be met with resistance, reflect a common theme in contemporary dating culture where emotional availability is often fleeting.

In the verses, the singer offers to apply sunblock to her, a gesture that symbolizes care and protection. However, this act is also a playful attempt to get closer to her, revealing the dual nature of their interaction—both genuine and flirtatious. The line 'me tienes de meme' suggests that she finds amusement in his efforts, further complicating their dynamic. The song captures the essence of a summer fling, filled with playful banter, unrequited feelings, and the bittersweet reality of temporary connections.