Solo Por Amor

Samo's song 'Solo Por Amor' delves into the intense and often tumultuous experience of a forbidden love. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of two lovers who find themselves unexpectedly intertwined by fate. The opening lines, 'No sé porque cruzaste en mi camino / Una sorpresa nos tenía el destino,' suggest that their meeting was unexpected and perhaps even fated. This sets the stage for a love that feels both serendipitous and inevitable, despite the challenges it brings.

The recurring theme of 'amor prohibido' or forbidden love is central to the song. The lovers are described as 'delincuentes por amor,' indicating that their relationship is seen as transgressive or outside societal norms. This sense of rebellion is further emphasized by the lines 'Eres tú y soy yo / El rostro de un amor prohibido,' which highlight their defiance in the face of societal disapproval. The song captures the thrill and danger of their clandestine relationship, as well as the deep emotional connection that binds them together.

Samo also explores the sacrifices and risks involved in maintaining such a love. The lyrics 'No me importa lo qué venga / Yo estaré contigo' express a steadfast commitment to the relationship, regardless of the consequences. This unwavering dedication is a testament to the strength of their bond, even as they navigate the 'peligro' or danger that surrounds them. The song ultimately questions societal norms with the poignant lines '¿Porque pensar que todo está prohibido? / ¿Porque gritar amores clandestinos? / Si el mundo si hizo por amor,' suggesting that love, in its purest form, should transcend societal boundaries and restrictions.