“Quiero Dormir Contigo” is a dreamy confession of late-night longing. Natalia Lacunza and trashi paint the picture of two people who can’t shake the magnetic pull between them. The verses flip between memories—rooftop chats, endless text chains, the night they traded “te quiero”—and the present rush of emotions that feels like jumping out of a plane. Every little detail points to the same, simple wish: to fall asleep side by side and wake up knowing the feeling is real.
Rather than a casual hook-up anthem, the song captures that mixture of excitement and vulnerability that comes with truly caring for someone. The repeated chorus (almost mantra-like) underscores how that single desire—“quiero dormir contigo”—can hold a universe of love, comfort, and even fear of losing the moment. Wrapped in hazy synths and gentle indie-pop beats, it’s the sonic equivalent of pulling a blanket over two hearts that refuse to beat apart.
Natalia Lacunza Sanabdón is a Spanish singer-songwriter born in Pamplona in 1999. She first gained national attention after securing third place on the 2018 season of the popular talent show Operación Triunfo. With a passion for music rooted in her childhood and a background in playing instruments like the guitar, fiddle, and piano, Natalia quickly established herself in the indie and alternative pop scenes.
Her debut EP, Otras Alas (2019), featuring the hit single "Nana Triste" with Guitarricadelafuente, topped the Spanish charts and earned a gold certification. Continuing her success, her follow-up EP2 debuted at number one in Spain. In 2022, she released her first full-length album, Tiene Que Ser Para Mí, solidifying her place as a unique voice in contemporary Spanish music. Natalia’s emotive vocals and evocative songwriting make her a standout artist blending intimate bedroom pop with indie vibes.