De La Noche a La Mañana

Amaral's song "De La Noche a La Mañana" delves into the emotional turmoil and haunting nature of a love that has left an indelible mark on the protagonist. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a relationship that began with intense passion but quickly turned into a source of unending anguish. The metaphor of being "launched towards the center of a target" suggests a sense of being irresistibly drawn into a situation that was perhaps deceptive in its intentions. This initial encounter has left the protagonist's soul wandering aimlessly from night to morning, symbolizing a state of perpetual unrest and longing.

The imagery of a "kiss of love" that feels like a burning bite on the neck introduces a vampiric metaphor, indicating a love that is both intoxicating and destructive. This love has condemned the protagonist to an eternal state of yearning, as emphasized by the phrase "por los siglos de los siglos" (for centuries and centuries). The protagonist's friends notice the change, asking, "Pero niña, ¿qué te pasa?" (But girl, what's wrong with you?), highlighting the visible impact of this consuming love.

The song further explores the idea of being marked by this love, with every kiss carrying the name and mark of the beloved. The protagonist's soul is described as wandering from flower to flower, wounded and in love, unable to find peace. The repetition of the phrase "De la noche a la mañana" underscores the cyclical nature of this torment, as the protagonist drowns in sorrow from night to morning. Amaral's poignant lyrics and evocative metaphors capture the essence of a love that is both beautiful and devastating, leaving a lasting impression on the listener.