Habla Me

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The Passionate Plea of 'Habla Me' by Gipsy Kings

The song 'Habla Me' by the Gipsy Kings is a heartfelt expression of love and longing. The lyrics, sung in Spanish, convey a deep emotional plea for communication and reciprocation of feelings. The phrase 'Habla me' translates to 'Talk to me,' which is a request for dialogue, an essential component of any relationship. The repetition of 'Como te camelo yo' and 'Como te amo yo' emphasizes the intensity of the singer's love, suggesting a desire for the beloved to love him back with the same fervor.

The Gipsy Kings, known for their flamenco, salsa, and pop influences, often explore themes of love, passion, and the complexities of relationships in their music. 'Habla Me' is no exception, as it speaks to the universal experience of loving someone deeply and yearning for that love to be understood and returned. The lines 'Es un amor tan grande' and 'Es un amor possible' highlight the grandeur and possibility of this love, suggesting that it is both immense and attainable.

The song's narrative seems to revolve around a love that was once kept hidden or reserved ('De que amor que yo tenía lo guardaba'), hinting at a past reluctance to fully express one's feelings. Now, the singer is ready to reveal this love, hoping for a renewal or return ('Es como un final y volvera ye'). The sense of hope that the love will be rekindled and that the beloved will come to understand and share this love is a poignant theme throughout the song.

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  2. Trista Pena
  3. Viento Del Arena
  4. Escucha Me
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  6. A Mi Manera
  7. Volare (Nel Blu di Pinto di Blu)
  8. Djobi, Djoba
  9. Sin Ella
  10. Vamos A Bailar
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