Como No Adorarla

Carolina Ross's song 'Como No Adorarla' is a heartfelt ode to the transformative power of love. The lyrics convey a deep sense of gratitude and admiration for a significant other who has brought immense joy and meaning into the singer's life. The opening lines, 'Usted me ha vuelto loca / Me ha hecho sonreírle a una pantalla,' suggest that the relationship began in a modern, perhaps digital, context, highlighting how love can flourish even across distances. This sets the stage for a narrative where love transcends physical boundaries, teaching the singer the beauty of loving someone from afar.

The song delves into the emotional impact of this love, with lines like 'Usted salvó mi vida / Le juro que no sé como pagarle.' Here, the singer expresses a profound sense of salvation and indebtedness, indicating that this love has been life-changing. The recurring theme of feeling alive and the realization that 'la vida es usted en todas partes' underscores the idea that love has permeated every aspect of the singer's existence. This love is not just a fleeting emotion but a fundamental part of their life, bringing clarity and purpose.

As the song progresses, the lyrics 'Como no queriendo / Poquito a poquito / Te fuiste metiendo hasta el infinito' illustrate how love gradually and subtly took over the singer's heart. The imagery of love entering 'sin prisa y con calma' (without haste and with calm) paints a picture of a relationship that developed naturally and steadily. The culmination of this journey is the realization that waiting for this love was worth it, as expressed in 'Ahora caigo en cuenta que valió la pena / Lo que lo esperé con que usted me quiera.' The song beautifully captures the essence of a love that is patient, transformative, and all-encompassing, making it clear why the singer feels such adoration.