Margaritando Amores

Ambra's song 'Margaritando Amores' delves into the complexities and uncertainties of love. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a relationship filled with intense emotions, ranging from deep affection to moments of doubt. The recurring phrase 'ama no me ama' (loves me, loves me not) is a direct reference to the childhood game of plucking petals from a daisy to determine if someone loves you. This metaphor encapsulates the singer's fluctuating feelings and the unpredictability of their partner's affection.

The song's verses highlight the singer's deep connection to their partner, describing how they are present in both good and bad times, and how their presence is as essential as air. The repetition of 'te amo' (I love you) and 'te reclamo' (I claim you) underscores the intensity of the singer's emotions. However, this love is not without its challenges. The lines 'tu me excitas tu me enciendes tu me apagas' (you excite me, you turn me on, you turn me off) suggest a tumultuous relationship where passion and frustration coexist.

'Margaritando Amores' also touches on the theme of longing and unfulfilled desire. The singer's plea for more love ('dame mas dame mas') and the fear of their heart not being 'turned on' one day reflect a deep-seated anxiety about the future of the relationship. The imagery of 'margaritas a montones' (lots of daisies) symbolizes the overwhelming nature of these emotions and the constant questioning of their partner's love. Ultimately, the song captures the bittersweet essence of love, where joy and sorrow are intertwined, and certainty is elusive.