Un Poco Mas

In 'Un Poco Mas,' Nova y Jory delve into the intense emotions of longing and addiction that follow a passionate encounter. The song's lyrics paint a vivid picture of a man who is deeply affected by a past romantic experience, to the point where he feels addicted to the memory and the person involved. The repeated phrase 'Pasa el tiempo y no te veo' (Time passes and I don't see you) underscores the passage of time and the growing sense of desperation and yearning for another encounter. This longing is so intense that it disrupts his daily life, making him feel disoriented and unable to move on.

The metaphor of the lover as an 'antídoto envenenao' (poisoned antidote) is particularly striking. It suggests that while the lover provides a temporary relief or escape, they also bring about a slow, painful decline. This duality captures the complexity of his emotions—he is both drawn to and harmed by his desire. The use of substances like alcohol and marijuana in the lyrics ('me compre 2 botellas me fume 2 philis') further emphasizes his attempt to cope with his feelings, though these are ultimately ineffective and only deepen his sense of despair.

Culturally, the song taps into themes common in reggaeton and Latin urban music, such as intense romantic and sexual relationships, emotional vulnerability, and the use of nightlife and substances as coping mechanisms. Nova y Jory's delivery, with its raw and emotive tone, adds to the authenticity of the narrative, making the listener feel the weight of the protagonist's emotional turmoil. The song is a poignant exploration of how a single encounter can leave a lasting impact, leading to a cycle of longing and temporary escapes that fail to fill the void left by the absence of the loved one.