Cuando Vienes

Nanpa Básico's song 'Cuando Vienes' delves into the profound emotional impact of a significant other who brings light and healing into the singer's life. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a person who finds solace and comfort in the presence of their beloved. The repeated phrase 'Me gusta cuando tú me quieres' underscores the deep appreciation and need for this love, which acts as a balm for the singer's soul.

The song is rich with metaphors, such as 'me salvas la vida con tu luz de diosa,' which translates to 'you save my life with your goddess light.' This line suggests that the beloved's presence is almost divine, providing a sense of salvation and peace. The singer contrasts this with his usual state of loneliness and consumption, indicating that other relationships have failed to bring him the same joy and fulfillment. The imagery of 'ellas me matan mis mariposas'—'they kill my butterflies'—further emphasizes the unique and irreplaceable nature of this love.

Nanpa Básico also touches on themes of regret and longing. The lines 'Te extraño cada segundo, aunque nunca te lo digo' and 'Me odio por maldito y por lo que hice contigo' reveal a deep sense of remorse and a yearning for reconciliation. Despite the singer's acknowledgment of his flaws and the difficulties in his life, he expresses a desire for the beloved's presence, even if it means accepting them 'incompleta o como vengas'—incomplete or however they come. This acceptance highlights the unconditional nature of his love, making the song a poignant exploration of human vulnerability and the redemptive power of love.