“No Importa Que Llueva” is a burst of sunny pop that tells us one simple truth: bad weather cannot cloud a great love. The singer cheerfully admits he spends all day molestándote—playfully teasing and joking—because seeing his partner laugh lights him up inside. Rain, snow, even thunder lose their power when the two are together; ordinary moments turn into a carefree children’s game, and the world itself starts spinning like a joyful waltz.
The lyrics celebrate love that is lighthearted yet deep. The narrator offers only what he truly has—“un par de canciones,” “treinta primaveras de amor,” and poems for an entire month—but wrapped in these small gifts is a promise of big adventures. He invites his partner onto his “nave” to travel to new worlds, swim among a million stars, and build dreams from scratch. In other words, the song is an invitation to trust that togetherness can outshine any storm and make life feel endlessly playful and bright.