Thelma & Louise (feat. Julieta)

Belén Aguilera's song 'Thelma & Louise' is a poignant exploration of love's complexities and the painful decision to let go. The lyrics, which are partly in Spanish and partly in Catalan, draw a parallel between the end of a romantic relationship and the iconic ending of the film 'Thelma & Louise,' where the two main characters drive off a cliff rather than face capture. The repeated line 'El amor no está en París' (Love is not in Paris) suggests a disillusionment with romantic ideals, as Paris is often symbolized as the city of love.

The song's narrative seems to revolve around a love that cannot continue, where the speaker acknowledges that the relationship has led them from heaven to hell ('Estàvem al cel, ara estem a l'infern'). The mention of 'Un último vis a vis' (One last face-to-face) indicates a final encounter or confrontation, and the resolve to become 'the best actress' hints at the necessity to put on a brave face during this last meeting. The lyrics also suggest a secretive element to the relationship, as they 'have to be dark whenever we see each other, and no one sees us.'

Belén Aguilera, through her music, often touches on themes of love, heartbreak, and personal growth. In 'Thelma & Louise,' she uses the metaphor of the film's dramatic ending to express the finality of a relationship's demise. The song captures the bittersweet acceptance of an ending, the scars left behind ('No quiero otra cicatriz'), and the empowerment in choosing one's own path, even if it means driving away from the illusions of love.