Amiga

The song 'Amiga' by Miguel Bosé is a poignant reflection on the past, filled with nostalgia and the pain of loss. The lyrics speak to the deep connection and transformation that the singer experienced through his relationship with a friend, possibly a romantic partner. The song begins with the singer searching for this person who is no longer present, and the sadness that accompanies this absence. The rain washing away the last piece of her dress serves as a metaphor for the fading memories and the passage of time eroding the tangible aspects of their relationship.

The chorus emphasizes the profound impact the friend had on the singer's identity and existence. Phrases like 'Si he sido lo que fui fue por tu cuerpo' (If I have been what I was, it was because of your body) suggest that the friend's influence was transformative, shaping who he became. The repetition of the word 'amiga' (friend) highlights the sweetness and simplicity of the bond they shared, contrasting with the complexity of the emotions he is now grappling with. The song also touches on the theme of timelessness within their connection, where they felt infinite and the universe seemed small in comparison to their bond.

The final verses of 'Amiga' bring a sense of melancholy as the singer acknowledges the void left by the friend's absence. The cold settling into the corners of the soul and the silence erasing the soft vibration of her words illustrate the loneliness and the finality of the separation. The song is a beautiful, if sorrowful, ode to a cherished relationship that has ended, leaving behind memories that are both sweet and painful.