Dame

Guasones' song 'Dame' delves into the complexities of love and the yearning for an all-encompassing, unconditional connection. The lyrics open with a confession of past mistakes, setting a tone of vulnerability and honesty. The singer acknowledges their flaws but still implores their partner to come and witness the undeniable chemistry they share. This chemistry is described as 'mortal,' suggesting a powerful, almost dangerous attraction that defies conventional boundaries of morality and peace.

The chorus is a passionate plea for love, promising celestial experiences and ultimate happiness in return. The imagery of stars falling onto the bed evokes a sense of magic and wonder, elevating the act of love to a cosmic event. The repetition of 'dame tu amor' (give me your love) emphasizes the desperation and intensity of the singer's desire. The promise to make the partner 'very happy' and to be at their feet 'once and again' speaks to a deep-seated need for acceptance and reciprocation.

The song also touches on the theme of mutual enjoyment and shared experiences. The line 'ese que me gusta a mi, que te gusta a vos y a los dos' (that which I like, you like, and we both like) highlights the importance of mutual satisfaction in the relationship. The repeated phrase 'y es asi' (and it is so) serves as a resigned acceptance of the situation, acknowledging the cyclical nature of their love and the inevitability of their connection. The song concludes with a fervent repetition of the plea for love, underscoring the relentless and consuming nature of their desire.