Algo de Nosotros Dos

Rocco Posca's 'Algo de Nosotros Dos' is a poetic exploration of a fleeting, intimate connection between two people. The song opens with a quest for a 'tirador' or a guide, symbolizing a desire to be led towards a harmonious state ('hacia el do'). This sets the tone for a journey of discovery, both of the self and the other person. The lyrics reflect a sense of uncertainty and curiosity, as the narrator admits to not fully understanding what draws them to the other person ('no tengo bien en claro que me gusta de vos') but is eager to explore this attraction further.

The recurring line 'Es muy tarde, estamos solos' emphasizes the late hour and the solitude of the moment, creating an intimate and almost secretive atmosphere. This setting allows for a deeper connection, as the narrator suggests joining hands and sharing something personal ('yo te puedo compartir, algo de mí'). The repetition of this line throughout the song underscores the importance of this shared moment and the vulnerability that comes with it.

Posca's lyrics also touch on the idea of leaving behind superficial conversations ('dejemos las frases y los dichos para otra ocasión') to focus on the raw, unfiltered experience of being together. The 'aullido' or howl in the other person's eyes suggests a wild, untamed energy that captivates the narrator. The song invites listeners to embrace the spontaneity and intensity of such connections, savoring the 'trip' or journey they embark on together. Ultimately, 'Algo de Nosotros Dos' is a celebration of the mysterious and magnetic pull between two people, and the beauty of sharing a moment of genuine connection.