Amor Proibido

Big Dario's song 'Amor Proibido' delves into the emotional turmoil and heartache of a forbidden love. The chorus sets the tone, describing the love as 'prohibited' and a feeling that can 'fly,' indicating its intensity and the freedom it brings, despite its illicit nature. The singer confesses that without this love, he feels lost and unable to hide his emotions any longer. This sets up a narrative of a love that is both powerful and painful, as it cannot be openly expressed or accepted.

In the verses, the singer elaborates on his dependence on this love, stating that he cannot continue or live without it. The pain of separation is so intense that it feels like dying. The lyrics 'Si no te tengo amiga mia pues que voy a ser' (If I don't have you, my friend, what will I do?) highlight the duality of their relationship, where the beloved is also a friend, adding layers of complexity and guilt. The singer's heart is on the verge of bursting, unable to endure the situation any longer.

The song also touches on the conflict between loyalty and love. The singer struggles with the idea of being faithful to a friend while harboring deep feelings for someone else. This internal conflict is evident in lines like 'A veces pienso que no puedo mas' (Sometimes I think I can't take it anymore) and 'Que alguien me explique como yo tengo que quedar' (Someone explain to me how I should feel). The song captures the essence of forbidden love, where societal norms and personal relationships create a barrier to true happiness, leaving the singer in a state of emotional limbo.