Estadia (feat. Rauw Alejandro)

In 'Estadia,' Omy De Oro, featuring Rauw Alejandro, delves into the bittersweet nature of a fleeting romance. The song's title, which translates to 'Stay,' sets the tone for a narrative about a love that was intense but short-lived. The lyrics paint vivid images of passionate encounters, symbolized by the metaphor of a motel stay—brief and transient. The repeated line, 'Pero como un motel, fue corta la estadia,' underscores the temporary nature of their relationship, likening it to a short stay at a motel.

The song's verses are filled with nostalgic recollections of intimate moments shared in a car, highlighting the physical and emotional intensity of their connection. The imagery of 'polvos en el Kia' (sex in the Kia) and 'la espalda contra el guía' (back against the steering wheel) evokes a sense of raw, unfiltered passion. Despite the brevity of their time together, the protagonist finds himself unable to forget these moments, indicating a deeper emotional impact than he initially anticipated.

As the song progresses, there's a shift from reminiscing to a desire for rekindling the romance. The protagonist acknowledges his past mistakes and expresses a longing to make things right, suggesting a sense of regret and a hope for redemption. The references to 'vivamos en guerra como los Crip y los Blood' (we live in war like the Crips and the Bloods) and 'azules siempre los traigo rojo' (I always bring blue eyes red) add a layer of complexity, hinting at external conflicts and personal struggles that may have influenced their relationship. Ultimately, 'Estadia' captures the essence of a love that was intense, passionate, and ultimately, ephemeral, leaving a lasting imprint on the protagonist's heart.