Cuatro Veces Amor

The song 'Cuatro Veces Amor' by Mijares and Lucero delves into the complexities and challenges of love, using the word 'amor' (love) as a central theme and anchor throughout the lyrics. The songwriters use the repetition of the word to emphasize its significance and the various dimensions it encompasses in human relationships. The lyrics poetically describe love as both simple to articulate ('cuatro letras tan secillas de hilvanar') and yet profoundly elusive and difficult to fully grasp or 'trap' ('cuatro letras imposibles de atrapar').

The chorus reveals a sense of desperation and longing to understand the truth of the relationship, questioning whether there has been deceit or if the love promised has been given to another. This emotional turmoil is expressed through vivid imagery, suggesting a battle between hope and despair within the lovers' hearts. Mijares and Lucero's vocal delivery enhances this dramatic tension, portraying the pain and confusion that often accompanies deep emotional connections.

The song also explores the theme of obsession and the destructive impact it can have on one's rationality and emotional stability. Lucero's lines express how obsession transforms into anger, leading to a breakdown of her mental peace ('y convierto en rabia mi obsesion'). The repeated references to the number four ('cuatro') symbolize the recurring cycles of hope, despair, joy, and pain that love can bring into one's life, making 'Cuatro Veces Amor' a poignant reflection on the multifaceted nature of love.