Dorado means "golden" and is used to describe something made of or colored like gold.
In the song, ROSALÍA sings, "Mi futuro será dorado" (My future will be golden). She's not talking about literal gold, but a future that is bright, precious, and valuable. She uses this beautiful word to contrast the priceless future she'll have with her love against the expensive material things she's ready to abandon, like her Rolls-Royce and fine china.
In “Sauvignon Blanc,” ROSALÍA raises a glass to a fresh start. She sets fire to status symbols like a Rolls-Royce, tosses out her Jimmy Choos, and lets her porcelain crash, all to prove that love and inner peace outshine any luxury item. With each discarded treasure she tells us that true capital is the affection she shares with someone special. The crisp, pale wine of the title becomes her ritual of release: every sip washes away fears of the past that now sink to the bottom of the glass.
The song bubbles with optimism. By trusting in a higher power, betting on love, and daring to shed material excess, she envisions a “futuro dorado” – a golden future – at her partner’s side. Sauvignon Blanc is both a celebratory toast and a cleansing elixir, reminding listeners that when you have nothing left to lose, you finally gain the freedom to live light, love deeply, and shine brighter than any luxury ever could.