Casualidad translates to "coincidence" or "chance". It's a beautiful word that captures the unexpected nature of life's encounters.
In the song, the lyrics
Have you ever just arrived somewhere, maybe on a trip, and immediately felt a strong connection to the place, or even more, to someone there? That's the feeling No Te Va Gustar brings to life in "Si El Mar Me Ve" [If the Sea Sees Me]. Our singer is clearly smitten, admitting, "Desde ayer No he dejado de pensar En lo que pueda suceder Si estuvieras acá" [Since yesterday I haven't stopped thinking about what could happen if you were here].
It's a sweet, hopeful song about a new crush, where the singer can't stop looking at the sea, even though he just got there. He's hoping for a bit of magic, wondering, "Comprobar si el mar a mí me ve" [To see if the sea sees me], almost like he's asking if fate is on his side. He even mentions how the other person knows "Cómo hacerme reír" [How to make me laugh], which is such a lovely detail. It's all about celebrating those unexpected moments and hoping for a chance to believe in something, even if it's just "Por un rato" [For a while].