Demoliendo means "demolishing" or "tearing down." It's a strong, active verb that isn't commonly found in romantic or typical pop songs, making it stand out.
In the context of the song, YSY A sings "Vuelvo a estar demoliendo el tiempo," which can be interpreted as him intensely working or creating, metaphorically "demolishing time" by making every moment count or breaking through past limitations. It conveys a sense of powerful, unstoppable progress and ambition, which is a key theme in the song.
YSY A's "BUENOS AIRES ES AMOR" is a love letter to the city of Buenos Aires, seen through the eyes of someone deeply smitten. The song opens with the feeling of a new arrival, as the lyrics say, "Se te nota en la mirada, cuan enamorada estás, de este sabor / Este que ambos sentimo', cuando tus labios, bajan del avión" [It shows in your gaze, how in love you are, with this flavor / This one we both feel, when your lips, get off the plane]. It's clear the city itself is the object of affection, a place so special that the artist declares, "Buenos Aires es amor" [Buenos Aires is love].
The song invites us to explore this love affair with the city. YSY A suggests, "si los dos tenemos tiempo, para conocerlo juntos, hagámoslo" [if we both have time, to get to know it together, let's do it]. He even compares himself to a king without his queen, saying, "sin tablero no hay jugada, y yo sin reina no soy nada" [without a board there's no move, and I without a queen am nothing], implying Buenos Aires is his queen. The song also touches on the city's unique spirit, mentioning "Tango, cumbias y folclores" and a place where "la fe ciega baila al borde de caer buscando a Dios sin condiciones" [blind faith dances on the verge of falling, seeking God without conditions]. It's a celebration of the city's energy, its temptations, and the genuine connections made there, like the unbreakable friendships he mentions.