Escondidos

Cristian Castro's song 'Escondidos' delves into the intimate and clandestine nature of a passionate love affair. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of two lovers who find solace and connection in the privacy of a hidden room. The repeated plea to 'Bésame' (Kiss me) underscores the physical and emotional intimacy that the lovers share, emphasizing the depth of their connection. The song's setting in a 'oscura habitación' (dark room) symbolizes the secrecy and exclusivity of their relationship, a place where they can be truly themselves away from the prying eyes of the world.

The metaphor of the lovers as a candle and its light ('Como si fueras tú, La vela y yo su luz') highlights the idea that they illuminate each other's lives, providing warmth and guidance in their secluded space. This imagery suggests that their love is both fragile and essential, much like a candle's flame. The notion of being 'atrapados sin poder salir del interior' (trapped without being able to leave the interior) conveys a sense of being consumed by their passion, unable to escape the intensity of their feelings for one another.

Cristian Castro, known for his romantic ballads, uses 'Escondidos' to explore themes of forbidden love and the lengths to which people will go to protect their private moments. The song's sensual and evocative language captures the essence of a love that is both exhilarating and consuming. The ticking of the clock ('el tiempo de un reloj') serves as a reminder of the fleeting nature of these stolen moments, adding a layer of urgency and poignancy to their secret rendezvous. Through 'Escondidos,' Castro invites listeners to experience the thrill and intensity of a love that must remain hidden, yet burns brightly in the hearts of those who share it.