Tormenta plunges us into the eye of an emotional storm where Nanu, a Japanese artist who sings in Spanish, lays bare her insecurities and fears. She looks into her lover’s eyes and feels herself spiraling, as if swept up by wild winds she cannot control. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of una tormenta sin calma - a storm without peace - that rages inside her, fueled by past wounds, self-doubt, and the terror of being hurt again. Every touch, every kiss lights a passionate fire, yet the shadow of old pain hovers close, whispering warnings and urging her to run.
Despite the turbulence, the song is also a plea for understanding and forgiveness. Nanu calls herself both “la loca desquiciada” to outsiders and a “princesa atrapada” to the one who truly sees her. She yearns to break free from the chains of her past so she can love without fear. “Tormenta” is ultimately a raw confession of vulnerability and resilience, reminding listeners that real strength often lies in admitting our fragility and daring to hope for calm after the storm.