Amantes

In 'Amantes,' Dalila delves into the complex emotions of forbidden love and longing. The song's protagonist is caught in a web of desire and frustration, as she yearns for a man who is already committed to another woman. The lyrics reveal her internal struggle as she imagines being with him, savoring moments of passion that are fleeting and illicit. This forbidden love is a source of both pleasure and pain, as she knows that their relationship is not only secret but also morally questionable.

The protagonist's desire to transition from being a hidden lover to a legitimate partner is palpable. She expresses a deep yearning to be more than just an 'amante' (lover), seeking a genuine and open relationship. Her plea, 'Dime como haré, yo quiero ser tu dueña,' underscores her desperation and determination to change the nature of their relationship. She is willing to take risks and make sacrifices to be with him openly, rather than continuing to hide their love.

Dalila's 'Amantes' touches on themes of love, desire, and the moral dilemmas that come with forbidden relationships. The song captures the essence of longing for something that seems just out of reach, and the emotional turmoil that accompanies such a situation. It speaks to anyone who has ever found themselves in a complicated love affair, torn between passion and the constraints of societal norms.