Mia Calzones

El Ultimo Ke Zierre's song 'Mia Calzones' is a raw and passionate exploration of love, desire, and submission. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a person deeply infatuated and willing to surrender completely to their lover. The imagery of having bones engraved with the lover's name and keeping stained underwear as a memento highlights the intensity and physicality of their connection. This visceral representation of love suggests a relationship that is both deeply emotional and carnal.

The chorus reveals the protagonist's vulnerability and willingness to be led by their lover. The lines 'Me enseñas un pecho y dejo de pensar' (You show me a breast and I stop thinking) and 'Me puedes llevar, al huerto que quieras' (You can take me to any garden you want) emphasize the power the lover holds over them. This submission is not just physical but also mental, as the protagonist is willing to follow their lover anywhere and do anything for them. The metaphor of waiting for the sun and writing a song if the dawn doesn't burn them further illustrates their devotion and readiness to endure anything for their beloved.

The final verse continues to underscore the depth of the protagonist's feelings. The mention of entrails being taken 'a cariños y bocados' (with caresses and bites) and the relic with the lover's underwear and portraits signifies a profound and almost sacred attachment. This relic serves as a symbol of the lover's lasting impact on the protagonist's life, suggesting that their love is both a source of pain and reverence. The song, with its intense and evocative language, captures the essence of a love that is all-consuming and transformative.