NOCHES FRÍAS Lyrics in English Jasiel Nunez
Supernova is a powerful and dramatic word that refers to the explosive death of a star. It's a scientific term not commonly found in song lyrics, making it quite unique and memorable.
In this song, the artist uses it metaphorically, singing, "En cómo ser una estrella en el cosmos, una supernova que estalla" (How to be a star in the cosmos, a supernova that explodes). He's expressing a desire to be something extraordinary and impactful, to shine brightly and leave a lasting impression, much like a supernova in the universe.
Cold December nights, broken promises, and a swaggering attempt to forget it all – that is the bittersweet cocktail Jasiel Núñez serves in NOCHES FRÍAS. In this track, the young Mexican singer looks back on a love that felt eternal but vanished with the winter chill. He admits he was the one who left, yet the irony stings: “juraba que te amaba y que tú me amabas sólo a mí.” Now the couple’s time is up, and both know there is no second chance.
To numb the ache, Jasiel throws himself into late-night escapades: expensive cologne, Dom Pérignon, loud music, and a “bandido” persona surrounded by women who ask no questions. Still, the bravado is a thin disguise. Between the party lines we hear cosmic daydreams of becoming a “supernova” and quiet confessions that she probably misses him too. The song balances heartbreak with youthful swagger, reminding us that even the coolest nights can still burn with memories.
