Millonario

Pol Granch's song 'Millonario' delves into the complexities of love and the emotional wealth it brings. The title itself, which translates to 'Millionaire,' sets the tone for the song's central theme: feeling immensely rich due to the love and support of a significant other. Granch expresses gratitude for the countless times his partner has tried to heal him, tolerate him, and love him unconditionally. This repeated effort is likened to a million acts of kindness, making him feel like a millionaire in emotional terms.

The lyrics also explore the singer's internal conflict and vulnerability. Granch admits to being scared and confused, torn between wanting his partner to stay and leave. This duality reflects the fear of losing someone important while also grappling with personal insecurities. The line 'Solo un egoísta que quiere enamorarse' (Just a selfish person who wants to fall in love) highlights his self-awareness and the struggle to balance his desires with the needs of his partner.

Throughout the song, Granch uses vivid imagery and metaphors to convey his emotions. He speaks of wanting to 'mojarme' (get wet) and then 'empapar' (soak) himself, symbolizing a deep desire to fully immerse in the relationship despite the risks. The recurring plea 'agárrame si te vas' (hold me if you leave) underscores his fear of abandonment and the need for reassurance. The song beautifully captures the highs and lows of love, painting a picture of a man who feels emotionally wealthy yet deeply vulnerable.