Cómo Quieres Que Te Quiera

The song "Cómo Quieres Que Te Quiera" by Davinia is a vibrant exploration of unrequited love and the complexities of romantic desires. The lyrics revolve around the singer's emotional turmoil caused by loving someone who does not reciprocate her feelings. The central question posed in the song, "How do you want me to love you if the one I want to love me doesn't love me the way I want to be loved?" highlights the dilemma of being caught between her own feelings and the lack of response from her desired partner.

The repetition of this question throughout the song emphasizes the persistent and unresolved nature of the singer's predicament. The lyrics also suggest a longing for a genuine and sincere love, as indicated by the phrases asking for a "true love" and a "sincere love." The use of the phrase "me pongo colorá" (I blush) and "me deja acalorá" (it makes me feel hot) conveys the physical reactions to the intense emotions she is experiencing.

The song's narrative also touches on the unpredictability of life and love, as reflected in the lines "Ves, que la vida no viene al revés / Y cuando piensas que puede ser / Te da la vuelta otra vez" (You see, life doesn't come in reverse / And when you think it might be / It turns around again). This suggests that just as one might think they have found love, circumstances can change, leaving them back at the start. The cyclical structure of the song, with the repeated questioning of how love can be given or received under such conditions, mirrors the cyclical nature of the singer's emotional journey.