Amor

Debi Nova's song 'Amor' delves into the profound significance of love in our lives. The lyrics begin with a reflection on the artist's past desires for external validation and achievements, symbolized by 'medallas de oro' (gold medals). This pursuit of external success left her disconnected from her own reality, likened to a 'disco' (record) she couldn't hear. This metaphor suggests a life out of sync, where the true essence of existence is drowned out by superficial pursuits.

The song then transitions to a realization that relying on external factors for motivation leads to a void, as expressed in 'caes al vacío' (you fall into the void). The artist acknowledges the passage of time and the visible signs of aging, which brings a sense of vulnerability. However, amidst this, she finds solace and meaning in love, questioning '¿Qué haríamos sin amor?' (What would we do without love?). This rhetorical question underscores the irreplaceable value of love in providing purpose and grounding in life.

The chorus paints a vivid picture of love's sweetness, comparing it to 'fresa, chocolate y cereza' (strawberry, chocolate, and cherry). This imagery evokes a sense of joy and delight that love brings to everyday life. The song also touches on the paradox of knowledge and ignorance, suggesting that the more one seeks to know, the more elusive understanding becomes. Ultimately, the artist finds contentment in the simple, intimate moments of love, such as waking up and kissing her partner. This recognition that 'todo está mejor' (everything is better) with love encapsulates the song's central message: love is the fundamental force that enriches and gives meaning to our lives.