From the very first ring of the alarm at 6 a.m., the narrator’s day spirals into chaos: no coffee, no electricity, and a city full of gossip. Those tiny catastrophes provide a comic backdrop for a very real heartbreak. Every mishap whispers the same truth: life simply does not work when the person you love is gone.
Belanova turns this everyday disaster into an upbeat synth-pop confession. The singer longs for a reunion, dreaming of carefree trips to Paris and Madrid, yet she cannot even pay the light bill without her partner’s spark. The chorus keeps repeating the feeling: 'Desde que no estás, ya nada es igual.' Behind the playful melody lies a universal message for English learners: sometimes losing love makes the ordinary feel impossible, and only a heartfelt 'Vuelve a casa' can switch the lights back on.