“Cuestión de Tiempo” is the kind of track that reveals itself through patience—fitting for a song about emotional process and internal reconciliation. Cohetes, the project led by Colombian artist Juan Pablo, continues to refine its aesthetic: synth-driven, romantically minimalist, and drenched in cinematic stillness. On this release, he steps deeper into self-interrogation, delivering a track as precise as it is vulnerable.
Every synth feels like it was placed with deliberate intention, not to overwhelm but to contour the emotional landscape. The production sits in that sweet zone between retro and modern—an echo of late-80s dreaminess paired with the clarity and crispness of contemporary alt-pop. It’s lush without being indulgent.
Rather than grounding the narrative in a literal heartbreak, Juan Pablo reframes the name as a psychological event: the moment you decide to stop resisting your inner voice. This abstraction gives the single philosophical tension, elevating it beyond standard break-up melancholy.
The melody is deceptively simple, but that’s part of its charm. Cohetes leans into repetition as meditation, allowing motifs to drift like recurring thoughts in the healing process. The vocals are intimate, bordering on confessional, but never melodramatic—a crucial balance in a genre that easily leans toward excess.
Where some artists chase immediacy, Cohetes opts for resonance. “Cuestión de Tiempo” is not a song designed for instant virality; it’s crafted for listeners who return to tracks as emotional companions. It’s a quiet achievement, but one that signals a compelling artistic evolution.
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