Gorillaz team up with Bad Bunny to whip up an electrifying blend of alternative grooves and Latin flair in “Tormenta.” The title means “storm,” and that roaring weather is more than just background noise. It sets the scene for a whirlwind encounter where chaos rages all around, yet a single ray of sunshine — the connection between two people — keeps cutting through the clouds.
The lyrics serve up a vibrant reminder to live in the now. Over skittering drums and hazy synths, the singer urges, “Aprovéchame hoy que mañana me voy” (“Make the most of me today because tomorrow I’m gone”). Love becomes a safe harbor: a place to hide when the world feels like it is collapsing, a light that stays bright even when the power goes out. The song wrestles with uncertainty — time is ticking, bridges might break, and perfection is an illusion — but inside this brief, passionate moment everything feels clear. “Tormenta” leaves listeners with one simple invitation: dance through the storm, hold each other tight, and let the sun shine where it can.