Besame

In 'Besame,' Guitarreros crafts a vivid narrative of passionate love and mutual desire. The song opens with the arrival of a lover, described as 'sedienta' or thirsty, seeking to exchange hearts. This metaphor of thirst and exchange sets the stage for a relationship that is both intense and transactional, yet deeply emotional. The protagonist's heart, previously engaged in a 'war against love,' finds solace and surrender in the presence of this new lover. The imagery of war and peace highlights the transformative power of love, capable of turning conflict into harmony.

The chorus, with its repeated plea to 'Besa, bésame mi amor,' underscores the physical and emotional longing that defines the relationship. The act of kissing becomes a symbol of deeper connection and intimacy, a way to 'recorrer tu cuerpo con todita mi pasión' or explore the lover's body with all one's passion. This exploration is not just physical but also emotional, as the lovers seek to understand and possess each other completely. The use of the word 'delirio' or delirium suggests a love that is overwhelming and all-consuming, driving the lovers to the brink of madness.

As the song progresses, the roles of the lovers become more intertwined. The second verse mirrors the first, with the protagonist now giving their love freely, without the constraints of a transactional relationship. This mutual exchange of love and desire creates a sense of unity and shared delirium. The repetition of phrases like 'mi boca paso a ser tu boca' and 'mi cuerpo tiene el delirio' reinforces the idea of two individuals becoming one through their shared passion. Guitarreros' use of vivid, sensual imagery and emotional depth makes 'Besame' a powerful ode to the transformative and consuming nature of love.