Imagine a love so intense it feels combustible, yet delicate as a sheet of paper. That is the push-and-pull world TINI sketches in De Papel. The Argentine star looks at a relationship stuck in an endless loop: yesterday’s mistakes, today’s apologies, and tomorrow’s inevitable reunion. She admits that both lovers carry “wounds on the skin,” but the pain never quite sinks in; instead, it sparks another round of passion. The chorus compares them to paper set on fire, highlighting how easily they can burn each other while still craving the heat.
Beyond the catchy reggaetón beat, the lyrics explore the irony of modern romance. They threaten to walk away, yet a single phone call or a favorite song can slam the door, light the candles, and start everything over. TINI suggests that love is a beautiful madness—fragile, risky, and irrepressible. De Papel invites listeners to dance through the chaos, recognizing that sometimes the heart prefers the flames to the safety of staying unlit.