Rosa Y Espinas (dueto com David Bisbal)

David Civera's song 'Rosa Y Espinas,' featuring David Bisbal, delves into the complexities of a tumultuous love triangle. The lyrics reveal a narrative of betrayal, guilt, and the painful realization of being ensnared by a toxic relationship. The song's protagonist admits to lying to his friend because he is blinded by his love for a woman who has also hurt his friend. This admission sets the stage for a heartfelt dialogue between two men who have both suffered at the hands of the same woman.

The metaphor of the woman as a 'rosa de un millón de espinas' (a rose with a million thorns) is central to the song. This imagery captures the duality of her nature—beautiful and alluring yet capable of inflicting deep emotional wounds. The repeated lines about her stealing the protagonist's heart, provoking him, and then leaving him in tears underscore the cyclical nature of their toxic relationship. Despite the pain she causes, he finds himself irresistibly drawn back to her, highlighting the addictive and destructive nature of their love.

Civera and Bisbal's duet adds an extra layer of emotional depth to the song, as both voices convey the anguish and resignation of men who have been betrayed. The song also touches on themes of friendship and forgiveness, as the protagonist's friend, despite his own suffering, does not hold a grudge. Instead, he empathizes with the protagonist's plight, having endured similar agony. This shared experience of betrayal and the struggle to break free from a harmful relationship resonate deeply, making 'Rosa Y Espinas' a poignant exploration of love's darker side.