Calma

Pedro Capó's 'Calma' is a song that encapsulates the essence of a carefree, serene lifestyle, particularly one that is deeply connected to the coastal and Caribbean way of life. The lyrics paint a picture of a simple yet profound happiness found in the company of a loved one, the beauty of nature, and the act of slowing down to enjoy life's moments. The song begins with a gentle morning scene, suggesting a sense of contentment and completeness in the presence of a partner. The mention of 'cuatro abrazos y un café' (four hugs and a coffee) sets a tone of warmth and intimacy that carries throughout the song.

The chorus invites the listener to escape to the beach to heal the soul, suggesting a break from the digital world ('Cierra la pantalla', meaning 'close the screen') and an immersion into the physical and joyful experiences life offers. The reference to 'Medalla' is a nod to a popular beer in Puerto Rico, further grounding the song in the culture and locale of the Caribbean. The imagery of the sea and the playful interaction ('tú le coqueteas, tú eres buscabullas') adds a layer of flirtatious fun to the narrative.

The repeated phrase 'lento y contento, cara al viento' (slow and happy, facing the wind) and the titular 'calma' (calm) emphasize the importance of taking life at a leisurely pace and finding joy in the present moment. The song's message is clear: true contentment comes from companionship, connection with nature, and the ability to savor the simple pleasures of life. Pedro Capó delivers this message with a melody and rhythm that are quintessentially Caribbean, inviting listeners to not only hear the message but to feel it with their whole being.