Desde Que Te Besé

Charles Ans' song 'Desde Que Te Besé' delves into the emotional turmoil following a significant romantic encounter that has left a lasting impact. The lyrics express a sense of loss and yearning after sharing a kiss with someone special. The artist reflects on his inability to move on, despite attempts to find solace in others or in alcohol. The kiss is metaphorically described as a 'flavor of that bad' that he cannot match or erase, indicating a deep emotional connection that continues to haunt him.

The song's verses explore the themes of heartache and addiction to a past love. Charles Ans uses vivid imagery to describe his feelings, such as drowning in drinks and being unable to find peace. He acknowledges the pain of life and the struggle to heal from emotional wounds, suggesting that the person he misses has become an addiction, with her eyes, figure, and words being particularly intoxicating. The artist's raw emotions are evident as he questions what went wrong and why he can't let go, even going as far as to tattoo his heartache as a permanent reminder of his feelings.

The outro of the song adds a twist of cynicism, with the line 'Yo por eso ya no me enamoro, Enamorarse es de pendejos' which translates to 'That's why I don't fall in love anymore, falling in love is for fools.' This suggests a defensive stance against the vulnerability of love, highlighting the pain and disillusionment that can come from deep emotional connections. The song resonates with anyone who has experienced the difficulty of moving on from a past love, and the complex emotions that come with trying to heal and find closure.