87

In '87,' Vainilla delves into the serendipitous nature of love and the profound connection that can arise from seemingly random encounters. The song opens with the line 'Desarmada y luego hablar,' which translates to 'Disarmed and then talk,' suggesting a moment of vulnerability and openness that sets the stage for a deep emotional connection. The recurring question, 'Quién pudo pensar que tú eras para mi,' or 'Who could have thought that you were for me,' underscores the unexpected nature of this relationship, highlighting the surprise and wonder that often accompany true love.

The lyrics 'En este encuentro no es casualidad, Aún lo siento tú eres mi lugar,' meaning 'In this encounter, it is not a coincidence, I still feel it, you are my place,' emphasize the idea that some meetings are fated, not accidental. This sentiment is reinforced by the repetition of 'Ocho, siete, tú, quiero verte,' or 'Eight, seven, you, I want to see you,' which could symbolize a specific moment in time or a significant date that holds special meaning for the narrator. The numbers '87' might also represent a year or a personal milestone, adding a layer of nostalgia and personal significance to the song.

The chorus, 'Y sí pudiera volver a escoger, No cambiaría, quiero repetir,' translates to 'And if I could choose again, I wouldn't change, I want to repeat.' This line encapsulates the essence of the song: the narrator's unwavering desire to relive the moments with their loved one, despite any challenges or distances that may exist. The repetition of 'Estás tan lejos,' or 'You are so far,' adds a poignant touch, acknowledging the physical or emotional distance between them but also reinforcing the strength of their bond. Through its heartfelt lyrics and evocative imagery, '87' by Vainilla captures the timeless and transformative power of love.