Lentamente paints a picture of a love that lingers like sea salt in the air. From the very first lines, Ana Mena invites us onto a breezy Mediterranean balcony where every gust of wind and every crackle of an old vinyl brings her lover racing back to mind. The verses sway between nostalgia and restlessness: she remembers stolen hallway kisses, wonders whose lips he is kissing now, and fights sleepless nights filled with the urge to call him. The space he left behind feels as wide as the sea itself.
Yet the chorus offers a gentle plea for renewal. Repeating lentamente – “slowly” – she dreams of his return and asks for a love that is sweet, unhurried, and savored. Each repetition is a promise that taking things slowly might heal the distance between them and let every tender second stretch into infinity. It is a confession wrapped in a mantra for anyone who has ever wished they could press pause on time and relive their most intimate moments just a little longer.