Escorpio y Sagitario

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The Fiery Dance of Zodiac Lovers

Arde Bogotá's song "Escorpio y Sagitario" delves into the passionate and tumultuous relationship between two individuals, symbolized by their zodiac signs, Scorpio and Sagittarius. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a love affair that is intense and possibly destructive, akin to the burning of a matchstick. The repeated imagery of fire ('se quema, se quema') suggests a relationship that is both exhilarating and volatile.

The song also touches on the theme of fate and astrology, questioning the influence of the stars on human connections. The chorus, 'Mandemos a la mierda el horóscopo' (Let's send the horoscope to hell), indicates a desire to break free from the constraints of astrological predictions and take control of one's own destiny. This rebellious attitude towards horoscopes reflects a skepticism about whether celestial bodies truly dictate compatibility and the course of a relationship.

Furthermore, the song explores the idea of identity and the superficial judgments based on zodiac signs. The lines 'No me preguntaste quién era' (You never asked who I was) and 'Nunca te importó quién era' (You never cared who I was) suggest that the other person in the relationship is more interested in the narrator's sign than in their deeper personality. This could be a commentary on how people sometimes hide behind the generalizations of astrology to avoid genuine emotional intimacy.

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