Derroche means an extravagant display or an abundance of something, often used for a lavish waste of resources. It's a vivid, less common word that really stands out in a lyric.
In this song, the line "Hagamos de este caos un derroche" translates to "Let's make an extravagance out of this chaos." It carries a beautiful, poetic double meaning: the couple wants to respond to a chaotic, crumbling world not with fear, but with an excessive, joyful display of their love and living, turning a negative into a beautiful act of defiance.
Prométeme is a playful yet powerful love anthem that imagines romance surviving the end of the world. Monsieur Periné paints vivid scenes of polluted oceans, burning jungles, and collapsing governments, then counters every dystopian image with an unbreakable vow: we’ll still be together, hand in hand, kissing through the chaos. The song blends eco-activism, youthful rebellion, and cheeky sensuality, turning doomsday scenarios into opportunities for affectionate mischief.
Beneath its catchy repetitions of “Promete-mete-métemelo ya,” the track celebrates commitment as an act of resistance. Whether inventing a new planet to stroll on naked or toppling corrupt leaders, the lovers promise to create beauty wherever they land. In short, the message is clear: the world might burn, but love—bold, messy, and defiantly joyful—will sing on.