Cantar Es de Amor

Amedeo Minghi's song 'Cantar Es de Amor' is a poetic exploration of love, its illusions, and the profound emotions it evokes. The lyrics are rich with metaphors and vivid imagery, painting a picture of love as both a battlefield and a sanctuary. Minghi uses the metaphor of a battle to describe the intensity and passion of love, where hearts are both judges and victims, and the galloping horses symbolize the unstoppable force of emotions. This imagery sets the stage for a narrative that delves into the complexities and contradictions of love.

The song suggests that love is an escape, a flight from reality into a world of illusions and dreams. Minghi sings about the fleeting nature of love's promises and the bittersweet reality that often follows. The line 'Amarse es darnos a la fuga' (Loving is giving ourselves to the escape) encapsulates this idea, highlighting the transient and sometimes deceptive nature of romantic feelings. The lyrics also touch on the theme of disillusionment, where the initial passion and excitement give way to a more sobering understanding of love's true nature.

Despite the disillusionment, Minghi emphasizes the importance of singing about love. He suggests that even if love is not always truthful or lasting, it is still worth expressing and celebrating. The refrain 'No puede ser verdad que si la dices, no la dices más' (It cannot be true that if you say it, you won't say it again) underscores the enduring power of love and the necessity of voicing it. The act of singing about love becomes a way to keep it alive, to revive the emotions and memories associated with it. In this way, 'Cantar Es de Amor' is both a tribute to love's beauty and a recognition of its imperfections.