La Gata

Albertucho's song 'La Gata' is a poetic and vivid portrayal of a captivating woman, referred to as 'la morena,' who exudes an almost mystical charm. The lyrics paint a picture of a woman with striking features, such as her small nose and eyes as deep as twenty seas. This imagery suggests that she possesses a depth and complexity that is both alluring and intimidating. The mention of her eyes bringing nightmares to the narrator indicates that her presence has a profound and unsettling impact on him, highlighting her powerful influence over his emotions.

The song continues to describe 'la morena' as a force of nature, someone who dances on mountains and melts snow with her presence. This metaphorical language elevates her to a near-mythical status, suggesting that she has an extraordinary ability to affect her surroundings. The trees watching her gallop through the peaks further emphasize her untamed and free-spirited nature. The chorus reinforces this idea by calling her 'la gata,' a cat that barks at dogs and scares with just a look, symbolizing her fierce independence and the fear she instills in others.

Albertucho's lyrics also reveal the narrator's deep admiration and fascination with 'la morena.' He describes how his melody 'puts on a tie' or 'lowers its panties' at her arrival, indicating that her presence commands respect and desire. Despite his attempts to harmonize with her, he admits that he cannot quite match her tune, reflecting his struggle to fully understand or keep up with her enigmatic nature. The song concludes with the narrator occasionally seeing 'la morena' and singing the song he wrote for her, which makes her eyes shine and his voice grow stronger, suggesting that their connection, though sporadic, is deeply meaningful and inspiring to him.