Maravilloso is Sidonie’s playful love letter to big-city chaos. The narrator happily trades rolling fields for “neurosis y supermercados,” finding comfort in slow traffic and neon lights while also noting how tourism and gentrification reshape the streets. The city may be bursting at the seams, but it still feels like home.
In a snug 20 m² apartment with no heating, two lovers turn inconvenience into intimacy. They recite poetry and water bills, clutch a pregnancy test, and even imagine hosting Swedish backpackers (plus their dog) on a spare mattress. The chorus keeps insisting “Es maravilloso,” mixing irony with genuine warmth to show that love can expand any cramped space and make even the coldest night feel wonderfully alive.