GANAS (part. Julianno Sosa)

Young Cister's song 'GANAS,' featuring Julianno Sosa, is a vibrant expression of desire and the longing for connection. The lyrics revolve around the theme of wanting to be with someone special, emphasizing the eagerness to see them again and the intention to ensure they have a good time. The repeated line 'Y si fueron las ganas, no sé / Pero yo ya quiero verte otra ve'' translates to 'And if it was the desire, I don't know / But I already want to see you again,' which captures the essence of the song—a mix of uncertainty and undeniable attraction.

The song also touches on themes of healing and comfort, suggesting that the protagonist wants to be a source of happiness and relief for the person they are interested in. Phrases like 'yo te voy a quitar las penas' (I will take away your sorrows) and 'No te quiero ver sufriendo' (I don't want to see you suffering) indicate a protective and caring attitude. The artist offers an escape from the mundane or painful aspects of life, proposing a world where they can enjoy each other's company without worries.

Cultural references to partying and dancing ('Un perreíto pa' curar to' los males') are woven throughout the song, suggesting that the artist sees these activities as a way to bond and create joyful memories. The casual and confident tone, combined with the upbeat rhythm, makes 'GANAS' a song that celebrates the thrill of attraction and the pursuit of pleasure in the company of someone who is deeply desired.