Enamorada

Amaral's song 'Enamorada' is a poetic and vivid portrayal of the intoxicating feeling of being in love. The lyrics are rich with sensory imagery, comparing the experience of love to various delightful and comforting sensations. The song opens with comparisons to the smell of freshly cut grass, the warmth of the sun, and the taste of lemon ice cream, all of which evoke a sense of freshness, warmth, and sweetness. These metaphors suggest that love brings a rejuvenating and exhilarating effect to the narrator's life.

The song continues to draw parallels between love and simple yet profound pleasures, such as the smell of coffee and toast, catching a train just in time, and the light of flickering candles. These images convey a sense of everyday magic and serendipity, highlighting how love can transform ordinary moments into extraordinary experiences. The repetition of the phrase 'Estaba enamorada' (I was in love) underscores the depth and intensity of the narrator's emotions, emphasizing that love has a powerful and all-encompassing impact on her perception of the world.

In the latter part of the song, the narrator describes herself as being 'completely chalada' (completely crazy) and 'fuera de mí' (out of my mind), indicating that love has made her feel euphoric and somewhat irrational. This portrayal of love as a force that can make one feel both blissfully happy and slightly unhinged is a common theme in romantic literature and music. The song concludes with the acknowledgment that the person she loves has made her feel alive again, suggesting that love has a transformative and revitalizing power. Amaral's 'Enamorada' beautifully captures the essence of being in love, with its blend of sensory imagery, emotional intensity, and poetic expression.