Avaricia means "greed" or "avarice," a powerful word that you don't often find in a pop song.
In this track, Alvaro Soler uses it in a deeply passionate and poetic way. He sings, "Saciar tu avaricia con tantas caricias" (To satisfy your greed with so many caresses), describing not a greed for money, but an insatiable and intense desire for his lover's touch and affection. This clever twist makes it a very memorable and enticing word.
Mañana invites us onto a sun-soaked dance floor where Alvaro Soler and Cali y El Dandee paint the story of a sizzling summer romance that refuses to wait for tomorrow; the lyrics celebrate an instant, magnetic attraction that sparks the sheets, the speakers and the stars above, urging the lovers to stay “hasta la mañana” (until morning) while they dance pegaditos (cheek-to-cheek), whisper confessions, and ignite each other’s fire again and again. The song blends playful Spanish flirtation with infectious dance beats, capturing that heady mix of heat, tequila and youthful boldness when you meet someone who feels like the only person on the beach and all you want is one more song, one more kiss and one more unforgettable night before the sun rises.