A Que Vuelve

Gisselle's song 'A Que Vuelve' delves into the complexities of love and the undeniable connection between two people. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a man who, despite his outward appearance of happiness and bravado, is deeply unhappy without the singer. He is seen with a beer in hand, telling his friends that he is not happy in his current relationship, but this is merely a facade. The singer confidently asserts that he will return to her because of the unique and special bond they share.

The recurring phrase 'A que vuelve' (which translates to 'He will return') underscores the singer's certainty that the man cannot stay away from her. She believes that no one else can offer him what she does, emphasizing her own special qualities and the deep emotional and physical connection they have. The repetition of this phrase throughout the song reinforces her confidence and the inevitability of his return.

The song also touches on themes of desire and longing. The singer describes how the man is drawn to her 'boquita' (little mouth), 'ojitos' (little eyes), and 'cuerpito' (little body), highlighting the physical attraction that complements their emotional bond. The 'fuego' (fire) that burns within him symbolizes the intense passion and desire that he cannot escape, no matter how hard he tries to convince himself and others otherwise. This fiery imagery adds a layer of intensity to the song, making it clear that their connection is both deep and consuming.