Arqueólogos translates to "archaeologists". It's an unexpected and intriguing word to find in a pop song, especially one about love and the end of the world.
In the lyrics, Fonseca sings, "Que los arqueólogos del futuro no sepan si éramos dos o uno" (May the archaeologists of the future not know if we were two or one). This imaginative line uses the concept of future archaeologists discovering their intertwined existence to emphasize the profound unity and inseparable nature of their love, even beyond the apocalypse.
Get ready to feel all the feels with Fonseca and Rawayana's "VENGA Lo Que VENGA"! This song is a super fun and heartfelt declaration of love that basically says, "No matter what disaster hits the world, I want to be with you."
Fonseca, a Colombian artist, and Rawayana paint a picture of global chaos – "Dicen que hoy el mundo está prendido en fuego" [They say today the world is on fire] and "Hoy en las noticias anunciaron tormenta" [Today the news announced a storm]. But amidst all that, our singer is just buying flowers for his love, hoping that "si se acaba el mundo, que nos agarre juntos" [if the world ends, may it catch us together]. It's a sweet, slightly dramatic, and totally romantic take on sticking together through thick and thin, even if that thin means the literal end of the world!