Reencuentra comes from the verb reencontrar, meaning to reunite or re-encounter. It's a beautiful word that suggests a significant reunion after a period of separation.
In the song, Antonio Orozco sings, "Donde se reencuentra lo que fue y lo que será" (Where what was and what will be reunite). This line evokes a sense of destiny and the merging of past and future, making it a deeply meaningful and poetic choice.
"Llegará" is a promise of steady companionship. Antonio Orozco sings to someone who feels like they have run out of options, telling them the sun always comes back and a new start is always close by.
The chorus is the heart of the song: a vow to stay near, quiet and close, so the other person doesn't fall. It isn't about grand gestures, it's about showing up in small, constant ways.
By the second verse the song turns hopeful rather than comforting. The line "together it's possible, together it will come" makes the promise mutual: this isn't one person rescuing another, it's two people building something side by side, which fits the song's duet with Juanes.