Song meaning of Columbia by Quevedo

"Columbia" by Quevedo is a song that tells the story of a young woman who returns from studying in Columbia to her island with nothing to do. The year felt long as she focused on her studies and fulfilling her responsibilities. However, her friend tells her that this summer is meant for drinking and having fun, and she just wants to go out and not depend on anyone. The song then shifts to the perspective of the narrator, who unexpectedly meets this woman and catches her attention at a nightclub. Despite her initial nervous smile and resistance to their kisses, she accidentally confesses her love to someone she didn't want to be involved with. The narrator acknowledges that they both know it's just a summer fling and that they may never see each other again after August. However, they want to create memories for when they're apart. The lyrics also touch upon the woman's fear of commitment and the narrator's doubts about her intentions. They reminisce about their summer together, holding hands on the beach, sharing passionate kisses without saying "I love you," staying up late and waking up early. The woman sings along to the narrator's songs while they play the piano. The island feels smaller every time they look at each other, and they listen to reggaeton at high speeds. The narrator hopes that their time together wasn't in vain and that it was the healthiest relationship they've ever had. Overall, "Columbia" explores the fleeting nature of summer romances and the bittersweet emotions that come with them.