Florecer means "to bloom" or "to flourish." While it literally refers to flowers, it's often used metaphorically to describe growth, development, or coming into being.
In "Sabor A Ti," Sofia Reyes sings, "De ahà yo lo vi florecer" (From there I saw it bloom). She uses this beautiful word to describe how love, which was once a myth, came to life and blossomed before her eyes, emphasizing its vibrant and organic growth.
"Sabor A Ti" is Sofia Reyes singing about falling for someone and feeling love become real again after doubting it existed. She opens by saying stories always warn how easy it is to lose yourself in love, but now that she's living it, the myth has turned into something true.
The chorus leans on physical, grounded images: feet on solid ground, two bodies becoming one, water and river. Love here isn't abstract, it's what makes her feel alive ("Tú me das vida"). She wants to walk through her partner's "garden" - a place with no beginning or end - and she describes that feeling as "sabor a ti," a taste or flavor of you that lingers.
By the end she circles back to disbelief turning into certainty: she didn't know where this person came from, but the moment their eyes met was proof enough that love, however unexpected, is real.