Algo Mas

In 'Algo Mas,' Maykel explores the profound desire to transcend the boundaries of a conventional relationship and reach a deeper, more meaningful connection. The song begins with a sense of urgency, as the narrator feels compelled to express their innermost fears and emotions. The imagery of having 'the heart in the mouth and the soul on fire' vividly conveys the intensity of these feelings. This sets the stage for a narrative about vulnerability and the courage to bare one's soul in the hope of achieving a more profound bond.

The lyrics emphasize the idea of a love that is all-encompassing and transformative. Maykel sings about a love that 'delivers the sky' and 'falls by its own weight,' suggesting that true love is inevitable and natural. The repeated assertion that 'we can be something more' reflects a deep-seated belief in the potential for a relationship to evolve beyond its current state. This is further reinforced by the metaphor of being 'soulmates,' indicating a connection that goes beyond the physical and emotional to something almost spiritual.

Throughout the song, there is a recurring theme of duality and unity. Phrases like 'more than friends, more than a couple of crazies' and 'we will be sand and sea' highlight the idea of two individuals coming together to form a harmonious whole. The song suggests that this kind of relationship is not only possible but also something that both parties deeply desire. The closing lines, with their repeated plea to 'be something more,' encapsulate the longing and hope that permeate the entire song, leaving the listener with a sense of yearning for that deeper connection.