Aunque Suene Raro (feat. Paul Alone)

Nya de la Rubia's song "Aunque Suene Raro (feat. Paul Alone)" is a heartfelt exploration of an unexpected and intense romantic connection. The lyrics describe the singer's sudden realization of love, which feels both surprising and inevitable. The phrase "aunque suene raro" (even if it sounds strange) is repeated throughout the song, emphasizing the unusual and almost magical nature of this newfound affection. The singer feels as though they have been waiting for this person their entire life, and the connection is so strong that it feels predestined.

The song paints a vivid picture of the couple's first encounter at a wedding, where they hold hands and playfully imagine a future together. This whimsical moment is contrasted with the deep emotional impact the other person has on the singer. The repeated references to the "Mexicano de ojos que me matan" (Mexican with eyes that kill me) highlight the intense attraction and the almost overwhelming effect the other person's gaze and kisses have on the singer. This imagery conveys a sense of being completely captivated and enchanted by the other person.

The lyrics also touch on the idea of love being a journey, with references to freckles as paths to be explored and the singer's songs now belonging to the beloved. The metaphor of butterflies flying between their chests symbolizes the fluttering excitement and nervousness of new love. Despite the strangeness and unexpectedness of their connection, the singer embraces it wholeheartedly, acknowledging that sometimes love doesn't follow a predictable path. The song beautifully captures the essence of falling in love in an unexpected and serendipitous way, celebrating the joy and wonder of such a unique experience.