Escalofríos translates to "chills" or "shivers". It's a word that evokes a strong physical sensation, often associated with cold, fear, or excitement.
In the song, the artist asks, "También sientes frío y escalofríos?" (Do you also feel cold and chills?). This word is interesting because it goes beyond just feeling cold; it suggests a deeper emotional or physical reaction, perhaps from longing or memory, making it more evocative than a simple word for cold.
"Enero" is a quiet promise to wait. TIMØ sings to someone he's drifted from, comparing the distance between them to a cold river he can't row across.
He doesn't ask her to come back right away. He says winter can last as long as it needs to. If she's ready after January, he'll still be there, however much longer that takes.
The song stays doubtful in places. He wonders if she still feels the same chill he does, and whether she remembers how he used to hold her. But the chorus keeps returning to the same quiet vow: however long it takes, he's still waiting.