GuarderĂa literally translates to "daycare" or "nursery". It's an interesting word choice because it's not commonly found in romantic or pop songs, making it stand out.
In this song, the artist uses it in a clever simile: "Mi corazĂłn gritando mĂĄs que una guarderĂa" (My heart screaming more than a daycare). This vivid and unexpected comparison humorously conveys the overwhelming intensity of his feelings, making the word memorable and engaging.
"WEEKND" is Bohemio's ode to a new romance that feels almost too good to be true. He can't stop thinking about her, from the way she looks to the simple way she talks to him, and he pictures the two of them spending a lazy summer day together, holding hands and watching the sunset at the beach.
The chorus is a straightforward, playful plea: kiss me, touch my skin, tell me you're okay. It's affectionate rather than explicit, capturing the excitement of a brand new relationship.
By the second verse, Bohemio opens up a little more, admitting he isn't always expressive, but that thinking of her is enough to make him want to be closer. He's even told his family about her, and they agree she's a catch. It's a song about being pleasantly overwhelmed by someone new, and wanting every ordinary moment, like a photo or a lazy weekend, to feel like something worth remembering.