Bruja Hada

The song 'Bruja Hada' by David Cavazos is a poetic exploration of the complex and dual nature of love and attraction. The title itself, which translates to 'Witch by Night, Fairy by Day,' sets the stage for a narrative that delves into the enchanting and sometimes terrifying aspects of falling for someone who seems to possess both light and dark qualities.

The lyrics express a sense of bewilderment and fear as the protagonist pleads not to be looked at in a certain way, suggesting that the gaze of the other person has a powerful and overwhelming effect. The repeated requests not to be seen or spoken to indicate a desire to maintain some distance, perhaps out of fear of being consumed by the intensity of the emotions involved. The song captures the push and pull of attraction, where the allure of the other person is as strong as it is frightening.

The chorus contrasts the magical and beautiful ('hada') with the mysterious and possibly dangerous ('bruja'), reflecting the multifaceted nature of the person the protagonist is singing about. The fire in the eyes of this 'niña bonita' (beautiful girl) is described as 'magia bendita' (blessed magic), suggesting that despite the fear, there is something irresistibly captivating about her. The song speaks to the idea that love can be both a blessing and a curse, and that the object of one's affection can inspire both adoration and trepidation.