Nadie

Agustín Lara's song 'Nadie' delves into the complexities of a love that is both enchanting and deceitful. The opening lines describe the captivating presence of the beloved, whose mere act of opening her eyes is likened to a rhythmic dance of her eyelashes. Despite the sweetness of her words, the narrator is painfully aware of her deceit. This duality sets the stage for a relationship marked by both deep affection and profound mistrust.

The second stanza reveals a sense of resignation and shared sorrow. The narrator acknowledges that he will not shatter the fragile legend of her love affairs, suggesting a deep understanding and acceptance of her flaws. This acceptance is further emphasized by the shared experiences of pain and bitterness, indicating a bond that goes beyond superficial affection. The narrator's empathy for her struggles adds a layer of complexity to their relationship, making it clear that their connection is not easily severed.

The chorus of the song highlights the unique qualities of the beloved. The repeated use of 'Nadie' (Nobody) underscores her unparalleled ability to inspire, express, look, and kiss. This repetition serves to elevate her above all others, despite her imperfections. The narrator's admiration for her is evident, suggesting that her allure is so powerful that it overshadows her deceit. This juxtaposition of admiration and awareness of her flaws creates a poignant and multifaceted portrayal of love.