Por amarte asi
Alacranes Musical
The Eternal Struggle of Unrequited Love in 'Por amarte asi'
Alacranes Musical's song 'Por amarte asi' delves deep into the emotional turmoil of unrequited love. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a person who is deeply in love with someone who remains just out of reach. The opening lines describe the beloved as a constant presence that fills the singer's soul, yet remains as distant as the horizon. This juxtaposition of closeness and distance sets the stage for the emotional conflict that runs throughout the song.
The chorus emphasizes the singer's unwavering commitment to this love, even if it means waiting for 'seven more lives.' This hyperbolic expression underscores the depth of the singer's feelings and the extent of their patience. The repeated phrase 'Por amarte asi' (For loving you like this) highlights the dual nature of this love as both a blessing and a curse. The singer acknowledges that this love is their 'fortune' and 'punishment,' suggesting that such intense emotions can be both fulfilling and painful.
The song also explores the physical and emotional barriers that prevent the singer from being with their beloved. Lines like 'so close to your skin and without being able to touch it' and 'burning with desire with every look' convey a sense of longing and frustration. The imagery of walking a tightrope and being a prisoner of love further illustrates the precarious and consuming nature of unrequited love. Ultimately, 'Por amarte asi' captures the essence of loving someone deeply while grappling with the pain of not being able to fully express or experience that love.