La Leyenda Del Beso

Ângela Maria Ângela Maria

The Intensity of Passion in 'La Leyenda Del Beso'

The song 'La Leyenda Del Beso' by Ângela Maria is a poignant exploration of the complexities of love, particularly the kind that is intense and consuming. The lyrics speak to the experience of being overwhelmed by emotions that are as powerful as they are contradictory. The recurring phrase 'Ay, amor de hombre' suggests a deep yearning mixed with a sense of despair, indicating a love that is both desired and feared.

The song's imagery is rich with contrasts, such as 'sombra lunar' (lunar shadow) and 'nube de gas' (cloud of gas), which evoke the ethereal and fleeting nature of the love being described. These metaphors suggest a love that is both chilling and burning, capable of inducing laughter as well as tears. The singer's declaration of love, 'Te quiero,' is unconditional and without need for explanation, highlighting the irrational nature of love and the inability to control one's feelings.

The theme of love as a force beyond reason is further emphasized by the lines 'No estoy hablando yo' (It's not me speaking) and 'Porque quiere quererte el corazón' (Because the heart wants to love you). The song captures the essence of a love that is vital yet potentially destructive, likening it to a duel with 'Puñal que corta mi puñal' (Dagger that cuts my dagger), and a gamble that one is compelled to take. 'La Leyenda Del Beso' is a testament to the power of love to move us in ways that are beyond our understanding.

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  1. Muito Estranho (Cuida Bem de Mim)
  2. Sobre Fuego
  3. A Lua É Dos Namorados
  4. Vivere
  5. Tango pra Teresa
  6. La Leyenda Del Beso
  7. Cinderela
  8. Desabafo (feat. Roberto Carlos)
  9. Babalú
  10. Moça Bonita
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