🌧️ Imagine Madrid under a grey curtain of rain while the person you love is sunbathing in a postcard-perfect paradise. That is where Alejandro Sanz begins his heartfelt tale. Through a one-sided phone call, he fires off curious questions — Is it daytime there? Are the beaches really that gorgeous? — only to reveal what he truly wants to say: “Vuelve pronto” (come back soon). His words jump between polite small talk and raw confession, painting a vivid contrast between his lonely hotel room and the luxurious getaway his partner now enjoys.
💔 In the chorus, Sanz introduces his unexpected roommate: “mi soledad” — his loneliness. Together they count the minutes, plan imaginary reunions, and fear that a new romance could steal his lover away. The song dances between hope and desperation, wrapping passionate promises (the best kisses ever, love with body and soul) in a blanket of bittersweet realism. By the final plea, we feel every drop of rain and every beat of longing, making this ballad a masterclass in how absence can turn loneliness into its own unforgettable character.