Amanecemos comes from the verb amanecer, which means 'to dawn' or 'to wake up at dawn'. It's a beautiful and somewhat poetic word that goes beyond a simple 'wake up'.
In the context of the song, the line "Quizás no amanecemos, un mañana" (Perhaps we don't wake up, tomorrow) adds a layer of melancholy and uncertainty. It suggests a fear of not seeing another day with the person, highlighting the fragility of the relationship and the singer's emotional state. This makes it a more evocative choice than a common verb for waking up.
Rojuu and Carzé's "Pun Pun" is a really honest look at a relationship that's just not working. The singer feels like they're in a bad place, saying "Voy muy mal, esto no es normal" [I'm doing very badly, this isn't normal] and admitting they cry when the other person isn't around. It seems like one person is taking things seriously, while for the other, "para ti es jugar" [for you it's a game]. This makes the singer lose motivation, wondering "¿Tú me quieres? No sé" [Do you love me? I don't know].
There's a deep sadness here, especially when the singer talks about trying to forget but the pain remaining: "Intenté olvidarte pero la pena sigue en mí" [I tried to forget you but the sorrow remains in me]. The lyrics even touch on a darker thought, asking if the other person would cry "Cuando yo deje este mundo por otro mejor" [When I leave this world for a better one]. It's a song about the hurt of an unbalanced connection and the struggle to move on.