TBC

Lunay's song 'TBC' delves into the theme of love that transcends material possessions. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a romantic relationship where the connection between the two individuals is not defined by expensive gifts or luxurious experiences. Instead, the song emphasizes the importance of genuine affection and emotional intimacy. The repeated line 'Que te besé hasta dejar de respirar' (That I kissed you until I couldn't breathe) highlights the depth of their physical and emotional connection, suggesting that their love is intense and all-consuming.

The song also references a specific memory, 'Como aquella noche, tú y yo en Ocean Park,' which adds a nostalgic and personal touch to the narrative. This memory serves as a symbol of their pure and unmaterialistic love, contrasting with the superficiality often associated with modern relationships. Lunay's mention of various luxury items like 'la cubana ni los tenis Dolce' (the Cuban link chain or the Dolce sneakers) and 'la nave que te da masaje' (the car that gives you massages) further underscores the idea that these material things are insignificant compared to the genuine connection they share.

Additionally, the song touches on themes of loyalty and trust. Lunay sings about being faithful and even sharing his phone's password, which signifies a high level of trust and transparency in the relationship. The lyrics also reflect a sense of contentment and happiness that comes from being with someone who values emotional connection over material wealth. This is evident in lines like 'Y yo sé que a ti no te importa na' de lo material' (And I know that you don't care about material things), reinforcing the song's central message that true love is about the bond between two people, not the things they can buy for each other.