“Sireno” whisks us into a dreamlike underwater world where desire, mystery, and self-discovery swirl together. Minerva Casero sings as a spellbound traveler who hears the irresistible call of a male siren. His voice pulls her beneath the waves, wrapping her in “brillos y colores” (sparkles and colors), algae, and schools of fish. Half-dazzled and half-drowning, she whispers both his name and her own, hinting that the encounter is as much about meeting herself as it is about meeting him.
Yet the song is not just an aquatic love story. It is a tug-of-war between freedom and captivity: she longs for the sun on her face and the air in her lungs, but the siren’s island keeps her spellbound. The repeated “me quiero ir… me quedo” captures that push and pull perfectly. With hypnotic imagery and gentle urgency, Casero invites us to feel the intoxication of surrender, the ache of wanting to escape, and the moment when we surface—gasping—having learned something new about who we are.