Nada Personal (feat. Lisset)

Armando Manzanero Armando Manzanero

The Paradox of Detachment in 'Nada Personal'

The song 'Nada Personal' by Armando Manzanero, featuring Lisset, delves into the complex emotions that arise from a relationship where one tries to maintain a sense of detachment, despite being deeply affected by the other person. The phrase 'nada personal' translates to 'nothing personal,' which is repeated throughout the song, suggesting a mantra of emotional distance. However, the lyrics contradict this notion, revealing the depth of the narrator's feelings and the struggle to keep them at bay.

The song's verses paint a picture of someone who is trying to convince themselves that their connection with another person is superficial, yet they cannot help but be moved by them. The heart is described as dining on love, indicating an involuntary consumption of emotion. The narrator admits to dreaming of the other's scent and feeling their presence in every thought and feeling. This internal conflict between the desire to remain unaffected and the reality of being emotionally involved is at the core of the song.

Manzanero's lyrics are rich with metaphors that express the turmoil of trying to suppress feelings that refuse to be ignored. The other person is depicted as both a source of pain and a remedy, highlighting the duality of their impact on the narrator's life. The song captures the essence of a relationship that has ended or transformed, where the individuals involved are no longer intimate, yet the emotional ties remain strong, challenging the notion that anything between them could ever be 'nothing personal.'

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  2. Adoro
  3. Esta Tarde Vi Llover
  4. Mía
  5. Nada Personal (feat. Lisset)
  6. Somos Novios
  7. Te Extraño
  8. Voy a Apagar La Luz
  9. No Sé Tú
  10. No
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