Rimowa (part. Alejandro Sanz)

In "Rimowa," ELENA ROSE, featuring Alejandro Sanz, crafts a poignant narrative of love, loss, and the emotional baggage that accompanies them. The song's title references a luxury luggage brand, symbolizing the emotional weight the protagonist carries, filled with memories rather than physical items. This metaphor of a suitcase packed with memories highlights the struggle of moving on from a past relationship while being constantly reminded of it.

The lyrics delve into the internal conflict of wanting to reconnect with a past lover while acknowledging the pain and emptiness that such a connection might bring. The protagonist questions whether their former partner still thinks of them, especially during moments of solitude or reflection, like when visiting the sea. This longing is juxtaposed with the reality of their current life, which is fast-paced and filled with responsibilities, leaving little room for dwelling on the past.

The song also touches on themes of self-worth and the realization that sometimes, despite the desire to reach out, it's better to hold back to avoid causing further pain. The repeated line "Porque, baby, tú no te mereces" emphasizes the respect and care the protagonist still holds for their former partner, even if it means staying away. This emotional complexity is further enriched by the cultural references to Madrid and the imagery of stars seen from a window, adding layers of nostalgia and a sense of place to the narrative.