Alejandro Ramirez Suarez, Gabriel Mora Quintero, Ricardo Jose Quintero Garzozi
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capsuleando — zoning out / cruising
Capsuleando is a creative slang term you won't find in a standard dictionary, likely invented by the artist. It's formed from the noun cápsula (capsule) and the gerund ending -ando.
In the song, Mora sings, "En la Mercedes voy capsuleando," which describes the feeling of driving his Mercedes as if he's in a private capsule, zoned out and disconnected from the world around him. It perfectly captures a modern vibe of cruising while being lost in your own thoughts and feelings.
Feel the rush of late-night longing in Volando, a reggaeton gem by Puerto Rico’s Mora. Behind its smooth beat and dreamy synths lies the story of a guy who simply cannot shake the memory of an unforgettable lover. He sees her everywhere, ignores every new DM, and even keeps her picture as his phone wallpaper. No matter how many times he rewrites their past with new partners, her perfume, her voice, and every whispered “mi nombre gritando” haunt him.
The chorus is his confession: the instant she calls, he will drop everything, jump into his Mercedes, and race to her “volando,” or flying. It is a mix of crave-filled nostalgia and guilty pleasure; he knows she is a “mal que me gusta,” a bad habit he cannot quit. Volando captures the addictive loop of modern love where the body moves on, but the heart keeps playing the same track on repeat.
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