Pensando

Rochy RD's song 'Pensando' delves into the emotional turmoil of longing and desire for a significant other. The lyrics express the artist's internal struggle with wanting to be with someone while also respecting their space and independence. The repeated lines 'Pensando en lo que tú anda / No te digo na y me muero por verte' translate to 'Thinking about what you're up to / I don't tell you anything and I'm dying to see you,' which highlights the artist's contemplation and the pain of separation. The song captures the essence of yearning for someone's presence and the internal dialogue that comes with it.

The artist also touches on the theme of trust and the fear of being hurt in love. Rochy RD acknowledges his own vulnerability ('Yo me enamoro / Y eso e un grave error') and the potential for heartbreak. This vulnerability is contrasted with his desire to maintain a tough exterior ('yo soy un chuky pero que te quiere a ti'), suggesting a conflict between his emotional needs and the persona he feels he must present to the world. The song navigates the complexities of love, trust, and the balance between independence and intimacy.

Culturally, the song is rooted in the urban Latin music scene, with Rochy RD being a Dominican artist known for his contributions to the Dembow genre. The language and references in the song, such as 'chuky' (a colloquial term for a tough person) and 'palomo' (a slang term for a fool or simpleton), provide a glimpse into the cultural nuances of Dominican street slang and the artist's background. 'Pensando' is a reflection of the emotional depth that can be found in urban Latin music, showcasing the artist's ability to convey complex feelings through a blend of rhythm and lyricism.