Desde Esa Noche (part. Maluma)

Thalía's 'Desde Esa Noche,' featuring Maluma, is a song that delves into the complexities of developing feelings for someone and the fear of falling in love. The lyrics express a deep longing and an unexpected emotional connection that has taken the protagonist by surprise. The repeated phrase 'Desde esa noche' (Since that night) suggests a pivotal moment that has led to an intense infatuation, possibly after a romantic encounter. The protagonist is consumed by thoughts of the other person and is on the brink of what they describe as an addiction, indicating the overwhelming nature of their emotions.

The song also touches on the vulnerability that comes with falling in love. Despite the desire to be close to the person they are infatuated with, there is a palpable fear of the consequences of such a deep emotional investment. The lyrics 'Pero me da miedo enamorarme de ti' (But I'm afraid to fall in love with you) reveal an internal conflict between the longing for intimacy and the fear of potential heartbreak. This sentiment is echoed in the back-and-forth lines 'Y yo de ti (and I of you), Tú no de mí (you not of me),' suggesting an uncertainty about the other person's feelings and the risks involved in opening up one's heart.

Thalía, a Mexican singer, songwriter, and actress, is known for her romantic ballads and Latin pop hits. Her collaboration with Colombian singer Maluma adds a reggaeton influence to the track, blending their distinct styles to create a catchy and emotionally charged song. The interplay between their voices adds depth to the narrative, as they both express their hesitations and desires, encapsulating the song's theme of the fear and excitement that come with the possibility of a new love.