TUYA

ROSALÍA's song 'TUYA' is a bold declaration of self-assuredness and the transient nature of a passionate encounter. The lyrics convey a message of empowerment, with the singer asserting control over her desires and actions. She emphasizes that what she wants, she gets without asking for forgiveness or permission, setting the tone for a narrative about seizing the moment and indulging in a temporary yet intense connection.

The repeated chorus 'Solo esta noche soy tuya, tuya' (Just tonight I am yours, yours) and its counterpart 'Solo esta noche ere' mío, mío' (Just tonight you are mine, mine) encapsulate the essence of the song—a mutual agreement between two people to fully belong to each other for one night only. This fleeting intimacy is further highlighted by the lines 'Sin remedio ni cura, uh-ah / Somos dos loquito', yeah' (Without remedy or cure, uh-ah / We are two crazies, yeah), suggesting that their union is an escape from reality, a momentary madness that needs no fixing.

ROSALÍA's use of vivid imagery, comparing herself to a Renaissance sculpture and describing the sexual experience as 'de altura' (of height), adds a layer of grandeur to the encounter. She also infuses the song with a sense of luck and destiny, referring to herself as a divine intervention and the listener's lucky number seven. The song is a celebration of the power of attraction and the exhilaration of a short-lived romance, where both parties are equally captivated and willing to dive into the depths of desire.