Química Mayor

Mon Laferte's 'Química Mayor' is a poetic exploration of deep, passionate love that feels both timeless and boundless. The lyrics convey a sense of profound connection and intimacy between two people, likening their love to 'química mayor,' which translates to 'greater chemistry.' This phrase suggests a bond that goes beyond the ordinary, hinting at a love that is almost elemental in its intensity.

The song uses vivid imagery, such as 'fuego intramuscular' (intramuscular fire) and 'poesía interestelar' (interstellar poetry), to illustrate the powerful and all-consuming nature of this love. These metaphors elevate the relationship to a cosmic level, implying that their love is as vast and enduring as the universe itself. The reference to feeling like a pair of teenagers 'exploding the city' with their love adds a sense of youthful exuberance and the idea that their emotions are so strong they can't be contained.

Mon Laferte's style often blends elements of rock, pop, and Latin music, and her lyrics frequently delve into themes of love, heartache, and social issues. In 'Química Mayor,' she captures the euphoria of love and the desire to create a world of their own, where the lovers can exist in their own 'revolution.' The song is a celebration of love's power to create a personal utopia, transcending the ordinary and touching the stars.