NUBES Lyrics – De La Rose

NUBES Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Omar Courtz & De La Rose]
A soft, playful start where they set the mood for what’s coming next. The short sounds and words create a smooth, intimate vibe that gets the listener ready for a song filled with desire, attraction, and emotions that feel almost like floating.

[Pre-Coro: Omar Courtz & De La Rose]
He’s admiring her and calling her like a movie because she’s that mesmerizing and captivating. The way he talks about her shows pure attraction — he remembers the physical connection they shared and how unforgettable it was. He wants to be with her again, showing that the chemistry they had was intense and addictive. The playful tone shows confidence, but also real excitement. He loves how she looks and moves, calling her “exotic,” which makes her seem different and special compared to others. The whole part feels like he’s lost in her charm and can’t get enough of her.

[Coro: De La Rose & Omar Courtz]
Here, he’s expressing how being with her feels like floating in the clouds, free and happy. Even though it’s their first time together, the bond feels strangely deep, as if they’ve always had this connection. He can’t stop thinking about her, just like she can’t stop thinking about him. The mention of “nudes” shows that even from afar, they’re still thinking about each other in an intimate way. It’s a mix of emotional closeness and physical attraction that feels fresh yet familiar at the same time.

[Post-Coro: De La Rose]
This part continues the romantic and passionate feeling. He’s saying that when they meet, it’s always about losing themselves completely in each other — no pretending, no small talk, just passion. He talks about having a map just to get lost with her, showing he doesn’t care about direction or time when they’re together. Calling her his “heaven in this hell” means she’s his peace in a chaotic life. She makes him feel alive and calm at the same time, turning dark moments into something beautiful.

[Verso 1: Omar Courtz & De La Rose]
He calls her his heaven in hell again, making it clear that she’s the bright spot in his otherwise rough and crazy world. He arrives to see her dressed sharply, confident, but feels frustrated because she’s acting distant — not answering messages, pretending she doesn’t care. He suspects she’s hiding her real feelings and compares her to the quiet girl from Bad Bunny’s song “Callaíta,” meaning someone who looks calm but has a wild side. When she’s not around, he feels empty and cold, and he wonders who’s giving her attention when he’s gone. He admits he can’t stop looking at her pictures, admiring her beauty, especially her dreamy eyes. Even when he sees her in person, he tries to play it cool, but inside he’s jealous and protective. He loves her confidence, her body, and how she moves. Their chemistry is so strong that even after saying goodbye, he still wants her back. He accepts that their relationship is messy, but he also knows that’s what makes it real — they can’t fix it, yet they can’t let it go either.

[Puente: Omar Courtz & De La Rose, Ambos]
This part paints a calm and romantic picture. He describes a peaceful moment where the breeze touches her skin and gives her chills. It’s soft, intimate, and full of affection. She still sleeps wearing his shirt, which shows that even when they’re apart, she keeps a piece of him close. He’s captivated by her eyes, which seem to have a magical pull over him. When he says he’ll give her a “visa to heaven,” it’s like saying she’s his one-way ticket to happiness, that being with her feels like paradise and he wants to take her there with him.

[Coro: De La Rose]
He repeats how being with her makes him feel like he’s up in the clouds — peaceful, happy, and away from all worries. Even if it’s just the beginning of their story, it feels natural, like something that’s meant to happen. She stays in his mind, and he feels like he’s known her forever.

[Post-Coro: Omar Courtz]
He’s saying again that every time they meet, it’s full of passion and escape from reality. They’re not just seeing each other for fun — it’s more than that. She’s his comfort, his “heaven” when everything else feels like hell. It’s his way of saying she’s his balance, the one who brings warmth to his chaos.

[Verso 2: De La Rose & Omar Courtz]
Here, they talk about their connection being so powerful it feels like they’re floating above the clouds. Their moments together are wild, unforgettable, and even feel like they could be recorded in the sky — that’s how unreal they seem. He admires how she looks relaxed and beautiful, misses her deeply, and keeps their memories alive through photos and videos. There’s a sense of addiction — he can’t stop thinking about her or the time they spent together. He remembers their nights downtown under neon lights, full of adventure and excitement. The line about “toys” isn’t about games but about their grown-up fun, showing how playful and free they are when together. He’s confident that no one else compares to her and says she’s the one who truly excites him. Their connection feels like flying without wings — wild, risky, but thrilling. He’s fully wrapped up in her energy and doesn’t want to let that feeling go.

[Coro: Omar Courtz & De La Rose]
He’s again expressing that same floating feeling — being completely lifted by her presence. He can’t stop thinking about her, their memories, and how familiar she feels, even though it’s all still new.

[Post-Coro: De La Rose, De La Rose & Omar Courtz]
They repeat the part about their meetings being full of passion and escape. They lose track of time and place when they’re together. She’s his calm in the storm, the beautiful part of his messy world. Even though their love feels like a problem that can’t be solved, it’s something they keep coming back to because it feels too good to let go.

[Outro: De La Rose]
He ends with confidence and a little bit of attitude. He says other girls don’t compare to her — she’s the one who truly excites and challenges him. The connection they share is strong, passionate, and unmatched. It’s almost like they’re flying without wings, completely carried by their chemistry. He ends the song on a high note, showing that their relationship might be complicated, but it’s full of thrill, desire, and unforgettable moments.