"Mil Horas" is a song by Argentine rock band Los Abuelos de la Nada, originally released in 1983. Esteban Gabriel's version is a cover of this classic song. The lyrics speak about a person who is deeply infatuated with someone and willing to offer them everything they desire. The singer brings roses, promises the moon and stars, serenades them with songs, and makes commitments that never seem to come true. Despite this, the singer admits that they say these things to everyone, but this person is the one who truly excites them. The chorus expresses the desire for time to pass by quickly, spending countless hours and days together. The singer wants more than just a passing encounter and hopes to have a deeper connection with this person. The repetition of the phrase "Llegaste al momento adecuado, O es que yo Te eh encontrado" emphasizes the serendipitous timing of their meeting. The singer questions if it was a coincidence or if they were destined to find each other. Overall, the song portrays the intense feelings of infatuation and the longing for a genuine connection with someone. It reflects on the excitement of new love and the uncertainty of whether it will last.
