Rauw Alejandro has published a new musical theme by surprise that has greatly surprised his followers. A few weeks ago, People magazine announced that the Puerto Rican and the Catalan singer Rosalía had decided to take different paths and had broken up after more than three years of relationship and having been engaged.
After many rumors and gossip, the protagonists of the story confirmed the break through their social networks and denied any type of infidelity, as well as asked their fans to respect the difficult and delicate moment they were experiencing.
Although the singer of Todo de ti, Beso o Ron cola asked society for calm and respect when talking about the subject, the Puerto Rican has published a song this morning in which he speaks directly about his feelings towards the composer of San Cugat del Vallés and how it is experiencing all this controversy.
In the lyrics of said song we find clear references to his story with Rosalía, as well as to their musical careers and the statement he released. ”I will be many things, but never unfaithful. She always had the key to my cell phone. This was something else that is not in my power, my glass girl, my little paper boat”, ”If you have given me the best days’, that’s why I have your name tattooed on my belly” or ”Since Los Angeles I knew, she is my Motomami. I don’t know what will come next, but I know that all the Grammys will be for you” are some of the verses of the song.
But what does Hayami Hana mean, the title of the song that Rauw Alejandro has dedicated to Rosalía? “Hayami” and “Hana” are two Japanese words meaning “unique and peculiar beauty girl” and “flower”, respectively. It should be noted that the cover image of the single that can be seen on the YouTube video platform is a flower in pink tones.
Although the author of the song has not yet spoken, Hayami Hana could refer on this occasion to a “beautiful, unique, difficult to find” person, which is what Rosalía would mean to him.
The musical theme that Rauw has published without any type of prior announcement has caught the millions of people who closely followed their breakup by surprise. After listening to the lyrics and verifying that the Puerto Rican continues to have feelings for Rosalía, many users have expressed on the networks that they are “destroyed” and empathize with the artist.
”Who suffered more Jesus Christ (they crucified him) or me (I just listened to Hayami Hana from Rauw Alejandro to Rosalía)?”, ”Hairs on end” or ”Crying heavy” are some of the messages that were they can read on the internet.
