Como el agua

In 'Como el agua,' Sabroso delves into the intense and often contradictory emotions that come with passionate love. The song's lyrics paint a vivid picture of a lover who is both heavenly and hellish, embodying a mix of purity and danger. This duality is captured in the line 'mezcla de cielo y de infierno,' suggesting that the object of the singer's affection brings both joy and torment. The desire to hold this person, even if it means being consumed by flames, speaks to the overwhelming nature of their passion.

The recurring metaphor of water and fire further emphasizes this theme. Water, often associated with life, purity, and calm, contrasts sharply with fire, which symbolizes destruction, warmth, and intensity. By comparing the lover to both elements, the song highlights the complexity of their relationship. The lover is described as an 'oasis color cielo,' a heavenly oasis, and a 'selva virgen,' a virgin jungle, suggesting that they are both a source of comfort and an untamed force of nature.

The lyrics also touch on the transformative power of love. The singer expresses a deep yearning to experience the full spectrum of emotions that come with being in love, from the gentle to the fiery. The imagery of 'una lluvia de colores' (a rain of colors) and 'beber la sal de tu cuerpo' (drink the salt of your body) evokes a sensory experience that is both vivid and all-encompassing. This suggests that love, in its most intense form, is a journey through a landscape of emotions, each more profound than the last.