Arrullar means 'to lull to sleep' or 'to croon'. It's a tender and intimate verb often associated with singing softly to a baby or a loved one to help them sleep.
In "No Veo La Hora," Noel Schajris uses this beautiful word to express his deep desire to care for and comfort his beloved, singing, "No veo la hora de arrullar todos tus sueños" (I can't wait to lull all your dreams to sleep). It evokes a sense of profound affection and protective love, making it a unique and heartwarming choice.
No Veo La Hora (I Can’t Wait) is a heartfelt declaration of impatient love. Noel Schajris lists all the simple, tender moments he is dying to share: hanging his jacket in his partner’s closet, singing them to sleep, whispering secrets, or sprinting together under the rain. Each line paints everyday scenes that feel extraordinary because they are imagined with the person he loves. The repeated phrase “no veo la hora” turns the song into a countdown of affection, showing how anticipation can make ordinary gestures pulse with emotion.
Beyond longing, the lyrics celebrate growth and reciprocity. Schajris offers “un beso en libertad,” “un abrazo por la noche,” and “un cuento que te haga soñar,” framing love as an exchange of freedom, comfort, and inspiration. He believes life brought them together to “crecer” — to grow — and through this union he rediscovers amor y fe (love and faith). In short, the song is a warm invitation to build a shared world where small acts become big promises, and waiting becomes proof of how deeply he cares.