Amores de Mi Calle

Robi Draco Rosa's 'Amores de Mi Calle' is a poetic exploration of fleeting romances and the intoxicating allure of urban life. The song's lyrics paint vivid imagery of a woman passing by, her presence likened to a rose and her movements described as an eternal dance. This woman, with her deep gaze and captivating aura, symbolizes the transient yet impactful nature of the loves that come and go in the singer's life.

The chorus, 'Amores de mi calle, que igual llegan se me van, me besan a traicion, me abrazan por la espalda,' speaks to the unpredictable and often treacherous nature of these urban loves. They arrive unexpectedly, leave just as quickly, and often betray the singer with their fleeting nature. This sense of betrayal is emphasized by the imagery of being kissed treacherously and embraced from behind, suggesting a lack of trust and stability in these relationships.

The song also delves into the sensory experiences of these encounters. The 'tsunami de carmin y de neon' and 'mariposas de ojos negros' evoke a vibrant, almost overwhelming mix of emotions and sensations. The references to 'labios antiguos y labios nuevos' and 'dedos de seda' highlight the contrast between past and present loves, each leaving a unique mark on the singer. The recurring theme of a woman with a 'perfume a enamorada' encapsulates the intoxicating and ephemeral nature of these urban passions, leaving the listener with a sense of longing and nostalgia for these brief yet profound connections.