Algodón

Lasso's song 'Algodón' delves into the ephemeral nature of a past relationship, using vivid imagery and metaphors to convey the fleeting comfort and warmth that love once provided. The song opens with a series of comparisons that highlight the brevity of the relationship, likening it to a 'castle of cards in a hurricane' and 'a flower in winter.' These metaphors set the tone for the song, emphasizing how quickly and easily the relationship fell apart, despite its initial promise and beauty.

The lyrics then shift to more personal and intimate memories, such as the scent of the partner's perfume, the taste of a kiss, and the silhouette left on the bed. These details paint a picture of a deeply personal and cherished connection, now lost. The recurring line 'Acostado en tu piel, suave de algodón' (Lying on your skin, soft as cotton) serves as a poignant reminder of the comfort and safety the narrator felt when they were together. This softness and warmth are contrasted with the cold emptiness the narrator now feels in the absence of their partner.

As the song progresses, the narrator expresses a longing to turn back time and relive those moments of happiness. The lyrics 'Echaría el tiempo atrás' (I would turn back time) and 'No puedo parar el tiempo, pero puedo hacerlo lento' (I can't stop time, but I can make it slow) reflect a desire to hold onto the past and savor the fleeting moments of joy. Despite the relationship's end, the narrator's feelings remain strong, and the song captures the bittersweet nature of reminiscing about a love that was once all-encompassing but is now just a memory.