Hay Algo En Ella

The song "Hay Algo En Ella" by Dyango, a Spanish musician known for his romantic ballads, delves into the theme of an overwhelming attraction to a mysterious woman. The lyrics express a sense of bewilderment and loss of control that the singer feels in the presence of this woman. Her physical allure, characterized by her perfect curves, and her enigmatic qualities, such as her deep, abyss-like eyes and the seductive scent of her skin, captivate the singer to the point of obsession.

The song's chorus emphasizes that there is something indefinable about the woman that brings the singer to life, something he has yet to discover but is content not knowing. This suggests a deep, possibly irrational, infatuation that defies understanding. The singer acknowledges that this woman is different from others and that he prefers her despite not knowing where she comes from or where she is going. The absence of this woman has a negative impact on his life, indicating a dependency that borders on addiction.

Metaphorically, the song compares the woman to a sweet yet addictive substance that, once tasted, leaves one wanting more. This comparison to a 'new drug' highlights the destructive potential of such an infatuation, acknowledging that it can harm, sicken, and even 'kill' metaphorically, yet it's impossible to resist. The song captures the complexity of desire, the allure of the unknown, and the dangerous edge that can accompany intense emotional attachment.