Llevame

Bardero$'s song 'Llévame' is a poignant exploration of desire, disillusionment, and the cyclical nature of a tumultuous relationship. The lyrics convey a sense of resignation and futility in trying to hold onto someone who is intent on leaving. The repeated line, 'Y para qué decirte que te quedes si vas a volver a escapar' (And why tell you to stay if you're going to escape again), captures the essence of this sentiment, highlighting the inevitability of the partner's departure despite any pleas to stay.

The song delves into the complexities of a relationship where passion and business intertwine. The narrator reflects on the pursuit of a lover, likened to a business transaction, and the emotional toll it takes. There's a raw honesty in acknowledging the game-like nature of their interactions and the acceptance of the need to start over repeatedly. The lyrics 'Quiero tener que volver a vender lo que nunca he pagado' (I want to have to sell again what I've never paid for) suggest a transactional view of love and the idea of constantly chasing what cannot be owned.

'Llévame' also touches on themes of escapism and the pursuit of pleasure. The chorus, which translates to 'Take me to dream, and only to dream,' speaks to the desire to be transported away from reality, if only for a moment. The song's narrative is one of seeking temporary solace in the arms of another, knowing that it won't last, but craving the escape nonetheless. Bardero$ weaves a tale of fleeting connections and the search for meaning in a world where nothing seems to last.