The lyrics of Patio Solar's song Pintura describe a moment of intimacy and vulnerability between two people. The singer asks the other person to draw them lying on the ground, looking up at the sky under their legs. As they lay in silence until nightfall, they would fall into something intangible and fleeting. The emotions they experience will pass, but the memory will remain, captured in a sepia-toned painting that will help them forget and move on. The repetition of the phrase "Caeríamos denuevo en nada concreto" ("We would fall again into nothing concrete" in English) suggests a certain fear of attachment and commitment, paired with the desire to revel in the moment and its potential for beauty.

The song seems to be exploring themes of impermanence, nostalgia, and emotional ambiguity. The act of painting becomes a metaphor for the way we try to capture and preserve our experiences, even though they will inevitably fade away. The sepia-tone, in particular, is a color associated with vintage photographs and old memories. The phrase "Todo sería perfecto sentirnos en silencio hasta la noche" ("Everything would be perfect if we just lay in silence until the night") captures a desire for simplicity and ease, for a moment of connection without the complications of words or actions. The song feels wistful, yet accepting of the transience of life and relationships.