Química

Reyno's song 'Química' delves into the profound and often inexplicable connections that form between people when they fall in love. The lyrics describe a scenario where two individuals find themselves in a 'labyrinth of deep desire,' suggesting a complex and intense emotional journey. The use of the word 'laberinto' (labyrinth) implies that the path to understanding and expressing these feelings is not straightforward, but rather intricate and possibly challenging.

The song continues to explore the theme of an unspoken bond, as the singer notes the change in perception when looking at the other person, following their reflection instead of their physical presence. This shift signifies a deeper connection that transcends the physical realm, moving into a space where even without words, the chemistry between them is palpable. The reference to the 'speed of my breathing' increasing with the 'vibration of your gaze' further emphasizes the physical reactions to this intense emotional state.

Reyno also incorporates a nostalgic element by likening the experience to a 'dream in the sixties,' a time often associated with free love, experimentation, and psychedelic culture. This comparison adds a layer of timelessness and universality to the song, suggesting that the feelings being described are as old as time and yet as fresh as a new discovery. The song concludes with the acknowledgment that this chemistry brings an 'eternity of happiness,' highlighting the enduring and transformative power of such a connection.